Q: How can I assign a custom keyboard shortcut to a macro?Ī: See assigning a custom keyboard shortcut above.Bob has a need to use the SUM function in a macro in order to find the sum of all the values in a column.Q: How can I modify the shortcut to record, playback and playback multiple times?Ī: Go to Tools > Options > Keyboard and look for Tools.StartRecording, Tools.Playback,Tools.PlaybackMultipleTimes.Recording of 'async' commands like Build may not execute as expected.The following are not supported by the extension right now: Find Line: queries find tool for current line.Undo Context: encapsulate a single undo in macro script.Var property = dte.Properties("Environment", "General") Â Â Â Â property.Item("ShowStatusBar").Value = true Properties: grab one of the properties in Tools > Options.For Each Window: to iterate through each open window in Visual Studio.For Each Document: to iterate through each open document in Visual Studio.Save Backup: saves active document as.Insert Header: insert header into current C# file.Beginning of Function: moves cursor to the beginning of the current function.Remove and Sort All: remove unused usings and then sort, for each C# file in the solution.Headify All: insert header into each C# file in the solution.Close Except Active: close all files in Visual Studio except active file.Assign a custom shortcut to that command.Search for Tools.MacroCommand# where # is the number of the predefined shortcut you assigned your macro to.Go to Tools > Options > Keyboard (or click on "Assign custom keyboard shortcut" in the previous dialog).See assign a predefined keyboard shortcut above.To assign a custom keyboard shortcut like CTRL+SHIFT+ to a macro, Select a shortcut from the list and hit OK. To assign a shortcut to a macro, right-click the macro and then Assign shortcut. The new macro will then be persisted on your file system. Name the new macro and assign a shortcut if you wish. To persist it, use the Macro Explorer toolbar command Save Current Macro (or right-click the Current macro). The Current macro is a temporary macro that holds the last recorded macro. Under this menu, you'll find commands to record and playback a macro. You can then playback the macro (CTRL+M, Enter) or play it back multiple times (CTRL+M, I).Īfter installing the extension, the Macro menu will appear under Tools > Macros. Finally, go to the next line and place the cursor at the beginning of the line and stop recording (CTRL+M, R again). Select the next word, type in "public" then go to the end of the line, go back two words, select the first letter, make it uppercase (CTRL+SHIFT+U). To do so efficiently, place your cursor before the "p" of the first private then start recording a macro (CTRL+M, R). Suppose you wanted to convert the private variables in the following class to public fields: Macro editing in Visual Studio with DTE IntelliSense Macros recorded as JavaScript files that call VS DTE APIs Manage and persist macros with a Macro Explorer Record and playback active document operations and Visual Studio IDE commands The extension can record most of the commands in Visual Studio including text editing operations. Macros for Visual Studio is an extension for Visual Studio that enables the use of macros to automate repetitive tasks in the IDE.
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