keyboard-shortcuts

Is there a shortcut for extracting local variable in VS or ReSharper? I know that there are shortcut for extracting field variable but I cannot find for extracting local variable. Thanks in advance. Right-clicking a local variable, I get this context menu: Assuming you want shortcuts for the highlighted commands, you can define your own shortcuts through the Visual Studio keyboard mapper. (Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard) Introduce Variable... = "ReSharper.ReSharper_IntroVariable" Introduce Field... = "ReSharper.ReSharper_IntroduceField" Introduce Parameter... = "ReSharper

This one's been irking me for a while. When I'm using the mouse scroll wheel to scroll up and down in a webpage, and a flash movie comes into the path of the cursor, the scroll wheel stops working. Also, when a flash movie has focus, you can't use browser shortcuts like Ctrl + L or Ctrl + R . I'm writing a flex application now and I'd like to find a solution, so that at least my users aren't plagued by this inconsistency of the user interface behavior. I should think there would be a way to tell flash to propagate such events as the mouse scroll wheel and keyboard input back up to the browser

I have a very basic VBS script that I plan on using frequently on my Windows 7 machine. Is there any way I can bind it to a keyboard shortcut so I don't have to navigate to it through Explorer obnoxiously. I realize this question does not directly pertain to programming, or even scripting for that matter, but I could not find a straight answer online or through my own experimentation. I'm sure that there is a simple solution somewhere... Thank you for taking the time to read, and hopefully respond to my inquiry. Evin Ugur. Windows does have built-in support for shell shortcut keys, where a

I thought I can use the string representation of a keyboard key to configure shortcuts, i.e. let somebody define a keystroke in a resource bundle and pass that value directly to javax.swing.KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(String) . But this does not work for international keyboards, e.g. arabic. There the keyboard keys are only high level key typed events, but shortcuts need to be defined as low level key pressed events with their key code representation. If one knows the according key code one can use the english representation of that key to get it working, but where should one know this from? I

TextField f = new TextField(); Button b = new Button("Save"); b.setClickShortcut(KeyCode.ENTER); // For quick saving from text field itself TextArea longText = new TextArea(); // "Enter" is garbled here Hot to make the shortcut to work only in the from text field? Henri Kerola Use focus and blur listeners to remove and add the shortcut key: f.addFocusListener(new FocusListener() { @Override public void focus(FocusEvent event) { b.setClickShortcut(KeyCode.ENTER); } }); f.addBlurListener(new BlurListener() { @Override public void blur(BlurEvent event) { b.removeClickShortcut(); } }); Newer

I have to admit, for a FREE PRODUCT, Eclipse really delivers. However, sometimes I don't understand certain missing features... Eclipse has over ELEVEN HUNDRED different key bindings. (source: rigel222.com ) I would like to use one of those KeyBindings to add a "Watch" Expression to the expressions window, while debugging. (source: rigel222.com ) Here is an additional screenshot showing that I already understand the "filter" process. I have set key-bindings for everything I could find pertaining to "Watch", but as you can see it doesn't show up in my right-click menu, and does not function

I have been trying to find a way to remap my keyboard and send 5-digit hex unicode chars, the method described here: ahk Send only supports 4-digit hex codes {U+nnnn}, I know that in the past, autohotkey didnt support unicode natively so it was needed some functions in order to do that, maybe thats the solution for me. Example: #If GetKeyState("CapsLock","T") +u::Send {U+1D4B0} The results from that is 풰 instead of 𝒰, and the code for 풰 is {U+D4B0}, meaning AHK is reading only the last 4 digits. How can I fix it even if I need to make new functions to achieve that? Thanks -Mark Unicode values