Navigating to Action
Ctrl+Shift+A
ReSharper_GotoAction
ReSharper helps you quickly find and apply any of its actions, without digging through the menu. By an action, we mean an executable command available for the current caret position or any global command, e.g. a command that opens a tool window
To find and execute an action
- Do one of the following:
-
If you press
Alt+Enter, you will see one of the two popups depending on your caret position:
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If your caret is at a
highlighted code issue
or at any symbol where ReSharper can suggest a
context action
(in other words, if you see an
action indicator
to the right of your caret position),
the
action list
appears.
-
If your caret is elsewhere in the editor, the action search popup appears with the
list of recently used actions.
-
If your caret is at a
highlighted code issue
or at any symbol where ReSharper can suggest a
context action
(in other words, if you see an
action indicator
to the right of your caret position),
the
action list
appears.
-
In both cases, you can start
typing the name of the action or try any related words.
For example, you can type
property
to find actions related to type members:
- If the desired action appears in the list, you can execute it by clicking on it or selecting it with arrow keys and pressing Enter.
See Also
Concepts:
Procedures:
Last modified: 19 August 2016