TIP: Choose proper keyboard layout for R# 3.0
When installing Resharper 3.0, be sure to select the middle option. This will set keyboard shortcuts that match up with previous versions of Resharper as well as IntelliJ IDEA.
Jeffrey Palermo, Microsoft MVP, Author, Speaker, Clear Measure Chief Architect, Azure DevOps Expert
When installing Resharper 3.0, be sure to select the middle option. This will set keyboard shortcuts that match up with previous versions of Resharper as well as IntelliJ IDEA.
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Humm… something tells me this is going to clash even worse with my VC++ 6.0 keyboard bindings than 2.5 used to 🙂
I’m not sure about VC++ settings, but I’ve found the ReSharper shortcuts to be nice, and they haven’t conflicted with other VS shortcuts I use. If you’ve used a previous version of R#, the middle section will keep the same shortcut keys.
I think I’m the only one that is elated that they’ve finally made a Visual Studio keyboard scheme. ReSharper’s taking over of shortcuts in the previous version was one of my biggest beefs.
For new users of R# 3.0 it is IMHO better to choose the VS keyboard scheme.
We’re all a bit different, so some us actually prefer the Visual Studio style key bindings. I personally find the Visual Studio style key bindings more intuitive and easy to remember than the IntelliJ IDEA key bindings. For me it’s easy to remember Rename is Ctrl+R+Ctrl+R, Refactor This is Ctrl+R, Ctrl+T, and Move Up is Ctrl+R, Ctrl+Up.