Renaming a file in the solution explorer will often cause Visual Studio to ask you if you want to perform a rename in the class within that file. You will lose the option to rename if you make any other changes to the file while the dotted line surrounds the name. Hit Return to apply the rename which will update all the references to that member too – saving a lot of otherwise manual work. and Visual Studio will ask if you want to rename that member. While the caret is still within the name, you can press Ctrl+. By replacing the name of a class, interface, method, namespace, property, variable, constant, delegate, event and so on, the name will be surrounded by a dotted line. Renaming, on the other hand, is super easy in Visual Studio. Sometimes naming something is always hard. Naming can be hard to get right the first time. Use the Ctrl+Space keyboard shortcut to manage this. Or sometimes you may want to open it without having typed anything yet. The IntelliSense popup automatically opens as you type, but sometimes you may lose it – say if you are navigating away and back. The popup allows you to hit the Return key generally after typing a few characters to complete the method name and swiftly start typing the parameters. (And any available extension methods), filtered by what you’ve typed so far. If you’re calling a method, for example, you’ll see a popup containing only method names accessible on the class you’re calling on. IntelliSense is Visual Studio’s way of auto-completing names based on what you type and what’s available in the current context. Let’s start off with a simple one – opening the IntelliSense popup.
If you’ve been coding in Visual Studio for years, this list may serve as a refresher, or you may even learn something new. If you’re new to using Visual Studio, I recommend giving these a go and then get into the rhythm of using them often. Here is a list of the top 11 Visual Studio features that I use just about every day (yes, including the weekend). 10 Visual Studio features to turbocharge your coding By Jason | Posted | 7 min.
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