How do I navigate intellisense sentences using a keyboard shortcut?

Question

When I write something like Console. , I get offers like Console.Write and Console.WriteLine . I do not want to use the arrow keys, they are too far, how to create a shortcut for this? I would prefer something like shift+o to move up and shift+k to move down.

Answer 1

Try TouchCursor, it allows you to use the home keys as a cursor key

Touchcursor

Answer 2

Not if there is an alternative to navigating one by one, but you can use the first letters of each word to quickly find what you are looking for.

Typing Console.wl will quickly call Console.WriteLine . I think ReSharper is available.

You do not even need to enter the first letters of the order. Typing avl can call SomeMethodWithAVeryLongName .

Answer 3

I do not know the solutions in Visual Studio and ReSharper.
But perhaps reassigning the keyboard keys may help, i.e. Reassign the Caps Look key to the Down Arrow key. For an explanation, see http://www.askdrtech.com/solutions/post/How-to-change-keyboard-mapping.aspx .

Answer 4

You can always reassign keyboard shortcuts to do what you want. See my answer here: fooobar.com/questions/165307 / ...

Answer 5

I think your problem is this: Ctrl + Alt + Space