Reputation: 341
Starting about a week ago (11/30/2017) I noticed that ctrl+shift+space was no longer working in visual studio (any version) to show the parameter info of a method invocation. I did quite a bit of searching to figure out the problem, especially here on SO, and I couldn't find a solution. I also double-checked my VS settings and even reverted back to an old settings file.
Upvotes: 19
Views: 7746
Reputation: 1585
I'm aware that this is an old question, but seeing that many people have PowerToys
installed nowadays, try checking your shortcuts assigned to some of its features, especially for Peek
:
Disabling Peek
or changing the shortcut fixed my issue.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 4337
For me, it was Microsoft Teams that was absorbing the Ctrl + Shift + Space
shortcut. I've searched the keybinding definitions in Visual Studio 2022 Tools > Options menu, section Environment > Keyboard and unfortunately I did not find any other alternative for the Edit.ParameterInfo
command:
I know I could add a custom shortcut of my preference, but I do not want to have a shortcut which is not universal; when I change computer and I go to a different machine, the same shortcut will not be there.
Then, I decided to go by a more universal thing: The menu shortcut for this option (Press Alt
key to see the respective letters underlined). It is located at menu Edit > IntelliSense > Parameter Info, which results in the Alt + E + I + P
keyboard shortcut.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 319
Nothing worked for me. I use also Resharper. So I had to reset my VS key bindings and reapply Resharper shortcuts. Only this got me it working. If you do not use resharper then it's enough to only do the first step and reset VS keyboard configuration to default
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 21
Had the same issue. I used to press Ctrl + Shift + Space
to see the method parameters info and I was stuck when it stopped working. But I figured out that default Visual Studio shortcut settings changed, and now it corresponds to the Ctril + K,P
shortcut. You can see it under Edit -> IntelliSens
menu. And it is easily changeable to Ctrl + Shift + Space
under Tool -> Options
, then Environment/Keyboard
section.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 341
I methodically started closing applications to see if another application was stealing the input. My hunch was right and it turned out to be the Microsoft Teams desktop application. It turns out that Teams already has a similar bug open about shortcut keys related to the Polish language not working correctly when Teams is running. Those details are here: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/32265802-alt-a-and-alt-s-affecting-polish-character-for-%C4%85
Within the above link there is a link to a beta build that fixes the problem for Polish, and it turns out that it fixes the problem for the ctrl+shift+space shortcut too.
Upvotes: 15