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In visual studio there is a keyboard shortcut ctrl/shift up/down arrow to advance to the next syntactic element at the same level.
You can use this to navigate to the top or bottom of a block. When you have a guide line extending over several pages, It would be very handy to be able
hover over the guideline and have a context menu selection or keyboard shortcut to go to the top and bottom of the block delineated by the guideline.
Ed
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Coordinator
Apr 26, 2012 at 9:31 PM
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I don't seem to have that keyboard shortcut, so I guess that's one of your other extensions (VSCommands, maybe?). I like the idea though, so I'll create a feature issue for the keyboard shortcut. A context menu is highly unlikely - I don't want the guides
to become 'active' elements that interfere with normal usage - but I will consider how a keyboard shortcut could work here.
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Thanks,
It's not an extension, it's the
Edit.PreviousHighlightedReference binding where visual studio highlights syntactic elements if you are positioned on one and then you can use ctrl/shift up or down to go to the else, end if or end of loop. (in
vb.net).
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On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 4:31 PM, Zooba <notifications@codeplex.com> wrote:
From: Zooba
I don't seem to have that keyboard shortcut, so I guess that's one of your other extensions (VSCommands, maybe?). I like the idea though, so I'll create a feature issue for the keyboard shortcut. A context menu is highly unlikely - I don't want the guides
to become 'active' elements that interfere with normal usage - but I will consider how a keyboard shortcut could work here.
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Coordinator
Apr 27, 2012 at 1:13 PM
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Ah, got it. I didn't actually know about that shortcut (C# doesn't do it for keywords, only identifiers).
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