How can I disable Resharper Go to Implementation?
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How can I disable Resharper Go to Implementation (Ctrl + F12)? I want to use VS 2017's feature for that command.
resharper
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
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How can I disable Resharper Go to Implementation (Ctrl + F12)? I want to use VS 2017's feature for that command.
resharper
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
Do you mean change the keymap into VS style?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 1:26
HI @Geno Chen. I'm not sure. I just don't want Resharper to override VS 2017's Go to Implementation.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 1:46
I'm not si sure what you are asking. Do you mean, when you press ^F12, then R#'sGo to Implementationwill be triggered, but you want to trigger VS'sGo to Implementation, right?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:38
Or you mean you want to trigger VS's action for shortcut ^F12 instead of R#'s action?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:40
You said the same thing. I want to trigger VS's action for ^F12.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 15:15
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How can I disable Resharper Go to Implementation (Ctrl + F12)? I want to use VS 2017's feature for that command.
resharper
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
How can I disable Resharper Go to Implementation (Ctrl + F12)? I want to use VS 2017's feature for that command.
resharper
resharper
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
asked Nov 21 at 1:21
Paolo Go
1,367620
1,367620
Do you mean change the keymap into VS style?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 1:26
HI @Geno Chen. I'm not sure. I just don't want Resharper to override VS 2017's Go to Implementation.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 1:46
I'm not si sure what you are asking. Do you mean, when you press ^F12, then R#'sGo to Implementationwill be triggered, but you want to trigger VS'sGo to Implementation, right?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:38
Or you mean you want to trigger VS's action for shortcut ^F12 instead of R#'s action?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:40
You said the same thing. I want to trigger VS's action for ^F12.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 15:15
add a comment |
Do you mean change the keymap into VS style?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 1:26
HI @Geno Chen. I'm not sure. I just don't want Resharper to override VS 2017's Go to Implementation.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 1:46
I'm not si sure what you are asking. Do you mean, when you press ^F12, then R#'sGo to Implementationwill be triggered, but you want to trigger VS'sGo to Implementation, right?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:38
Or you mean you want to trigger VS's action for shortcut ^F12 instead of R#'s action?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:40
You said the same thing. I want to trigger VS's action for ^F12.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 15:15
Do you mean change the keymap into VS style?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 1:26
Do you mean change the keymap into VS style?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 1:26
HI @Geno Chen. I'm not sure. I just don't want Resharper to override VS 2017's Go to Implementation.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 1:46
HI @Geno Chen. I'm not sure. I just don't want Resharper to override VS 2017's Go to Implementation.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 1:46
I'm not si sure what you are asking. Do you mean, when you press ^F12, then R#'s
Go to Implementation will be triggered, but you want to trigger VS's Go to Implementation, right?– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:38
I'm not si sure what you are asking. Do you mean, when you press ^F12, then R#'s
Go to Implementation will be triggered, but you want to trigger VS's Go to Implementation, right?– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:38
Or you mean you want to trigger VS's action for shortcut ^F12 instead of R#'s action?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:40
Or you mean you want to trigger VS's action for shortcut ^F12 instead of R#'s action?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:40
You said the same thing. I want to trigger VS's action for ^F12.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 15:15
You said the same thing. I want to trigger VS's action for ^F12.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 15:15
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- In the main menu, choose Tools | Options.
- Expand the Environment node, then click Keyboard.
- In the Show commands containing box type:
gotoimp
- You should see two commands containing this search term:
Edit.GoToImplementationReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Select
Edit.GoToImplementation. - Set up the following bindings:
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor with Encoding)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Code Page Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor)
- Select
ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Use the Remove button to remove all the existing bindings.
answered Nov 24 at 16:28
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- In the main menu, choose Tools | Options.
- Expand the Environment node, then click Keyboard.
- In the Show commands containing box type:
gotoimp
- You should see two commands containing this search term:
Edit.GoToImplementationReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Select
Edit.GoToImplementation. - Set up the following bindings:
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor with Encoding)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Code Page Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor)
- Select
ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Use the Remove button to remove all the existing bindings.
answered Nov 24 at 16:28
Szabolcs Dézsi
6,7941124
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- In the main menu, choose Tools | Options.
- Expand the Environment node, then click Keyboard.
- In the Show commands containing box type:
gotoimp
- You should see two commands containing this search term:
Edit.GoToImplementationReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Select
Edit.GoToImplementation. - Set up the following bindings:
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor with Encoding)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Code Page Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor)
- Select
ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Use the Remove button to remove all the existing bindings.
answered Nov 24 at 16:28
Szabolcs Dézsi
6,7941124
add a comment |
1
1
1
- In the main menu, choose Tools | Options.
- Expand the Environment node, then click Keyboard.
- In the Show commands containing box type:
gotoimp
- You should see two commands containing this search term:
Edit.GoToImplementationReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Select
Edit.GoToImplementation. - Set up the following bindings:
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor with Encoding)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Code Page Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor)
- Select
ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Use the Remove button to remove all the existing bindings.
answered Nov 24 at 16:28
Szabolcs Dézsi
6,7941124
- In the main menu, choose Tools | Options.
- Expand the Environment node, then click Keyboard.
- In the Show commands containing box type:
gotoimp
- You should see two commands containing this search term:
Edit.GoToImplementationReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Select
Edit.GoToImplementation. - Set up the following bindings:
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor with Encoding)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (Microsoft Visual Basic Code Page Editor)
- Ctrl+F12 (CSharp Editor)
- Select
ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoImplementations
- Use the Remove button to remove all the existing bindings.
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Do you mean change the keymap into VS style?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 1:26
HI @Geno Chen. I'm not sure. I just don't want Resharper to override VS 2017's Go to Implementation.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 1:46
I'm not si sure what you are asking. Do you mean, when you press ^F12, then R#'s
Go to Implementationwill be triggered, but you want to trigger VS'sGo to Implementation, right?– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:38
Or you mean you want to trigger VS's action for shortcut ^F12 instead of R#'s action?
– Geno Chen
Nov 21 at 10:40
You said the same thing. I want to trigger VS's action for ^F12.
– Paolo Go
Nov 21 at 15:15