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New for VC++ 2005: CTRL+J
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New for VC++ 2005: CTRL+J
New for VC++ 2005: CTRL+J
borisj
19 Apr 2005 3:22 PM
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Have you ever been coding inside a class/struct and you wanted to know just what members were available to you in that scope? Have you ever found yourself typing
this->
just to see those members? Well, there's a new shortcut in VC 2005 that allows you to do just that! CTRL+J will show you a dropdown containing only elements in the current scope, excluding all the outer library methods etc... Of course, you can always assign this command to a different shortcut using the keyboard mapping tool (under Tools\Options\Environment\Keyboard). The command is listed as Edit.ListMembers
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