
#Subl and visual studio shortcuts code
If you are on Code behind and wanted to go to source then press Shift+F7 Twice.Shift + F5 to stop the debugging session.F5 to run the application in the debug mode.All the code will be formatted properly by doing so. If the code is scattered on your page, then format it press Ctrl+K+D. Ctrl+Shift+Tab to cycle through tabs in reverse direction.Press Ctrl+Tab to cycle through opened tabs in forward direction.I am attaching gif image for your understanding. Then write whatever modiefier you want to specify. Select by Ctrl+Alt+Down Arrow Key to the point you need to select. Suppose you have declared many numbers of variables and specified modifier as ‘public’ and you need to change it to private then you can simply use the below tricks to perform the above operation smartly. If these shortcuts are difficult to remember you then no worry, here is trick for that too. svm Creates a static void Main method declaration.sim Creates a static int Main method declaration.propg Creates a read-only auto-implemented property with a private "set" accessor.propfull Creates a property declaration with get and set accessors.prop Creates an auto-implemented property declaration.namespace Creates a namespace declaration.mbox Creates a call to MessageBox.Show.iterindex Creates a "named" iterator and indexer pair by using a nested class.invoke Creates a block that safely invokes an event.interface Creates an interface declaration.indexer Creates an indexer declaration.forr Creates a for loop that decrements the loop variable after each iteration.exception Creates a declaration for a class that derives from an exception (Exception by default).equals Creates a method declaration that overrides the Equals method defined in the Object class.ctor Creates a constructor for the containing class.attribute Creates a declaration for a class that derives from Attribute.~ Creates a destructor for the containing class.' #region Creates a #region directive and a #endregion directive.'#if Creates a #if directive and a #endif directive.


#Subl and visual studio shortcuts full
Similarly here is the full shortcut list, Have a look:
