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unj2
unj2

Reputation: 53521

Help with Eclipse shortcuts in Visual Studio C++ 2010

Is there a way to import Eclipse keyboard shortcuts into visual C++ ? I am being forced to use this in my work and I miss my shortcuts.

If not then can you guys help me figure out these shortucts

  1. Quick Outline View of the code: C-O in eclipse
  2. Type Hierarchy : C-S-T in eclipse
  3. Call Hierarchy : C-H in eclipse
  4. Find all the references of a word
  5. QuickFix : C-1 in eclipse
  6. Import all packages : C-S-O
  7. Format all : C-S-F in eclipse
  8. Move Lines : Alt+ Arrow

Thanks a lot!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1594

Answers (2)

redsolo
redsolo

Reputation: 538

I have been using NavitageToTest, DPack and Productivity Power Tools, which works well. Using those two I have managed to configure these:

  • QuickFix , Ctrl + 1 ,- View.ShowSmartTag
  • Quick Access , Ctrl + 3 , View.QuickAccess
  • Open Type, Ctrl+Shift+T - DPack.Solution browser
  • Open Resource , Ctrl+Shift+R - DPack.File browser
  • Call Hierarchy , Ctrl+Alt+H , View.Callhiearchy
  • Quick Outline , Ctrl+O , DPack.Code browser.All
  • Previous member, Ctrl+Shift+Up, Dpack.CodeNavigator.Prev
  • Next member, Ctrl+Shift+Down, Dpack.CodeNavigator.Next
  • Jump to test file (and back), Ctrl+J, NavigateToTestFile

Upvotes: 0

Ze Blob
Ze Blob

Reputation: 2957

I went through the same thing as you but on Visual Studio 2008. All I can say is that the experience was not fun. While I know Microsoft has upgraded the C++ intellisense in Visual Studio 2010, I don't know how much they improved the editor.

My recommendation is to just skip the headache and get Visual Assist. It provides all the Eclipse features you want and then some.

Upvotes: 1

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