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Evo par vrlo zanimljivih stvari koje mozda niste znali da postoje u Visual Studiu.
There's something about me that wants to hit Ctrl+C instead of Ctrl+V whenever I'm on a blank line. So what happens is I copy a blank line, erasing the text I was trying to paste right there. And to my dismay, I hit Ctrl+V and nothing happens.
The option that saved my sanity is found in Tools–Options–Text Editor–All Languages–General. There's a check box called Apply Cut Or Copy Commands To Blank Lines When There Is No Selection. Unchecking this option allows me to press Ctrl+C all I want on a blank line without losing the content on my clipboard.
Evo jedne vrlo korisne opcije kako da kopirate vise stvari odjednom i da ih posle koristite kako vam trebaju:
You can cycle through the past 20 items you've either cut or copied onto the Clipboard via Ctrl+Shift+V
Pressing Ctrl+Enter inserts a blank line above the current line, and Ctrl+Shift+Enter inserts a blank line below the current line. The cursor moves to the beginning of the new line.
the code block you want to move by holding down the primary mouse button, and then drag the mouse pointer to the desired location. To copy code to the new location, hold down the Ctrl key. You can also drag code to a different file.
Ovo nisam znao da postoji a trebalo mi je vise puta:
Just hold down Shift+Alt+Arrow key and you'll quickly get the feel for box selection. You can also use box selection using the mouse by holding down the Alt key while you select text. Cut, Copy, Paste still works, but just keep track of where you started to select the text. Ah, the memories of having to test all this functionality.
Kada vam intelisense zasmeta pritisnite Ctrl da postane providan:
Hold down the Ctrl key to make the statement completion window transparent. This transparency is especially useful when the statement completion window is blocking text or other code that you need to read in order to know which object or method to select. And to make the statement completion window reappear, simply release the Ctrl key.
There's something about me that wants to hit Ctrl+C instead of Ctrl+V whenever I'm on a blank line. So what happens is I copy a blank line, erasing the text I was trying to paste right there. And to my dismay, I hit Ctrl+V and nothing happens.
The option that saved my sanity is found in Tools–Options–Text Editor–All Languages–General. There's a check box called Apply Cut Or Copy Commands To Blank Lines When There Is No Selection. Unchecking this option allows me to press Ctrl+C all I want on a blank line without losing the content on my clipboard.
Evo jedne vrlo korisne opcije kako da kopirate vise stvari odjednom i da ih posle koristite kako vam trebaju:
You can cycle through the past 20 items you've either cut or copied onto the Clipboard via Ctrl+Shift+V
Pressing Ctrl+Enter inserts a blank line above the current line, and Ctrl+Shift+Enter inserts a blank line below the current line. The cursor moves to the beginning of the new line.
the code block you want to move by holding down the primary mouse button, and then drag the mouse pointer to the desired location. To copy code to the new location, hold down the Ctrl key. You can also drag code to a different file.
Ovo nisam znao da postoji a trebalo mi je vise puta:
Just hold down Shift+Alt+Arrow key and you'll quickly get the feel for box selection. You can also use box selection using the mouse by holding down the Alt key while you select text. Cut, Copy, Paste still works, but just keep track of where you started to select the text. Ah, the memories of having to test all this functionality.
Kada vam intelisense zasmeta pritisnite Ctrl da postane providan:
Hold down the Ctrl key to make the statement completion window transparent. This transparency is especially useful when the statement completion window is blocking text or other code that you need to read in order to know which object or method to select. And to make the statement completion window reappear, simply release the Ctrl key.
