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Which ReSharper command causes the Context Action List to pop up?

I've turned off ReSharper intellisense but still want a keyboard shortcut for opening the context action list (the one that pops up on the left when you point at a piece of code). Unfortunately, I cannot find the ReSharper command for this to bind it to a keyboard key. Can you help?

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Dmitri Nesteruk Avatar asked Oct 31 '09 06:10

Dmitri Nesteruk


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2 Answers

You're after Alt+Enter. Ctrl+Shift+R is the refactor this shortcut.

VisualStudio Command Name => Resharper_QuickFix

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FinnNk Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 01:09

FinnNk


In Resharper 9 this command is called Alt_Enter. In case someone would like to map it to another shortcut

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Machet Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 01:09

Machet