Reputation: 143
Does "Rider" have a shortcut to Debug.Log()
? It will be really helpful and will probably shorten my encoding time significantly - just kidding, just be more comfortable
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1020
Reputation: 11
Rider's own Live Templates feature has a shortcut to Debug.Log(), where you can simply type "logvar" and Rider will automatically complete the code for you, as follows:
Debug.Log("var = " + var);
But you still need to change the value of "var".Here is a quicker way to log a variable, open Rider Settings -> Editor -> Live Templates -> Unity, find " logvar ", click Edit Variables -> Change Macro, select " Clipboard Content " and save. After that, if we need to log a variable (here, for example the int value: updateCount), we can simply copy updateCount to the clipboard, type "logvar" where we need to log it and press the tab key. The logging is done quickly for us:
Debug.Log("updateCount =" + updateCount);
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 413
If you mean code snippets, or live templates as rider calls them, no, there is not.
Here you can take a look at ones that are available out of the box.
To solve you could create your own as described here, I would go for something similiar to cw
, so dw
.
Hope I've been helpful.
Upvotes: 1