Ctrl + Shift + Enter does not work with Visual Studio 2013 Productivity Tools
I have two computers at home. Both have Visual Studio 2013 with Productivity Tools extension. The only difference is that one computer has Windows 7 and the other has Windows 8.1.
Both are running the same version of visual studio and the latest updates are installed. But on Windows 8.1, pressing machine Ctrl+ Shift+ Enterdoes not place a semicolon, while Windows 7 works fine.
Can anyone tell me what the problem is with a specific OS or there is a bug in the productivity tools for visual studio 2013.
link: http://abhijitjana.net/2010/07/21/use-shiftenter-to-add-automatically-at-end-of-the-line-visual-studio-2010-productivity-power-tool/ - This the link is for Visual Studio 2010, but now Visual Studio 2013 got the same functionality with Ctrl + Shift + Enter.
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Just tested it on my (VS2013 w / Power Tools) in a C # file on Windows 8.1 and it worked.
My recommendation is that you validate that display ( Edit.LineOpenBelow
) maps to a keypress.
Do you have any other tools that might have taken mapping like Resharper?
If the mapping exists and appears to be assigned, try changing the mapping and see if it works or not. The mapping can be found in the keyboard options here:
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Apparently in Windows 8 (and Windows 8.1) a special shortcut was added to launch a task without displaying a UAC notification to grant administrator privileges when launching a specific application.
Surprisingly, the Ctrl+ Shift+ shortcut Enter.
Source: http://www.tekrevue.com/tip/command-prompt-administrator-shortcut/
So the question is how to disable it and if it solves your problem:
You can turn off the Ctrl + Shift sequence in Windows 8.
- In the "Control Panel" | "Clock, language and region" | "Language" click "Advanced settings" on the left panel.
- In "Advanced settings" click "Change hotkeys in the language bar"
- In Text Services and Input Languages, click the Change Key Sequence button and disable the Key Sequence by choosing None Assigned Switches.
Source: https://superuser.com/questions/604790/how-to-disable-ctrlshift-keyboard-layout-switch-in-windows-8
Or you can try disabling UAC:
Open the Start screen, search for UAC and you will see an option for User Account Control settings. If you do not, you will need to change first, search for your settings, but then you should see this. And then you can drag the slider all the way, the same as for other versions of Windows.
You can also try using SharpKeys to override a specific key sequence:
Download link: http://www.randyrants.com/2011/12/sharpkeys_35/
Manual: http://www.askvg.com/customize-any-key-in-your-keyboard-using-sharpkeys/
Now after that, try the hotkey in VS2013.
Let me know if you support your problem,
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