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How to Generate a Method from a keyboard shortcut in Visual Studio?
I'm watching a Kathleen Dollard video on Visual Studio 2015 and she describes a handy short cut for generating a method using Ctrl+. (Ctrl+Period).
However it doesn't work for me and when I look up VS 2015 shortcuts here:
http://visualstudioshortcuts.com/2015/
It doesn't seem to describe what she is doing.
What happens is she types in something like this
int x = MyNewMethod(a,b,c);
She highlights "MyNewMethod" and presses Ctrl+. and it gets generated using the types of the parameter values she has used and returning an int.
Can anyone tell me what command is being run to do this so I can map a shortcut to it in Visual Studio.
Also I have ReSharper which may be affecting this - if anyone knows a similar ReSharper command that would be useful too.
Thanks
However it doesn't work for me and when I look up VS 2015 shortcuts here:
http://visualstudioshortcuts.com/2015/
It doesn't seem to describe what she is doing.
What happens is she types in something like this
int x = MyNewMethod(a,b,c);
She highlights "MyNewMethod" and presses Ctrl+. and it gets generated using the types of the parameter values she has used and returning an int.
Can anyone tell me what command is being run to do this so I can map a shortcut to it in Visual Studio.
Also I have ReSharper which may be affecting this - if anyone knows a similar ReSharper command that would be useful too.
Thanks
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