What option or feature must I enable in Visual Studio 2022 to get tooltips to show when hovering the mouse over a method, object, or error (i.e. red squiggly)? See screenshot comparing VS 2019 and 2022. I've searched for variations on VS 2022 and intellisense, intellicode, and it's not clear what changed with VS 2022.
Screenshot of VS 2019 vs. 2022 tooltip compare on mouse-over
The answer: this feature is "Quick Info". It can be accessed by mousing over, the menu option Edit > Intellisense > Quick Info, or the key combo Ctrl-K, Ctrl-I.
HOWEVER - I'm running VS 2019 and 2022 in virtual machine on an M1 Mac using parallels. I suspect that there is an issue with parallels which is preventing 2022 from showing Quick Info - even though VS 2019 Quick Info works fine.
What's odd is that some mouse hovers do work in VS 2022 on the VM. E.g. "references" links that VS injects in the UI to show where the method is referenced, or what user last checked in the code. I'll pursue this over on the parallels forums.
Press in your terminal ctrl + f search settings.json and writing:
"terminal.integrated.enableMultiLinePasteWarning": false
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I am using:
current version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (64-bit) - Version 17.4.3.
current version of Visual Assist (Visual Assist build 2022.5)
I have a random problem, when Go button sometimes after pressing some function with ctrl + right click (go to implementation) gets huge.
How it looks like:
How it should look like:
The only solution which makes it smaller again is to close Visual Studio and reopen it again. I have already tried with no success:
Disable Visual Assist and reenable it
ctrl + scroll in many places
How can the following little tooltip be disabled (hidden)?
Or
I know that I can accept with "Tab Tab" or get the next suggestion with Alt+., I don't want that VS shows me that every time (because it overlaps the previous two code lines).
Notes:
I don't want to disable the suggestion itself, I just don't want to see the tooltip.
I'm using Visual Studio 2022, 17.4.2 (Enterprise).
I'm using C#
Is your computer using windows 11?
This tooltip is displayed on my colleague's computer:
But it doesn't show up on my computer:
The only difference is that he is using windows11 and I am using windows10.
I think it's a problem in visual studio. Maybe you can report this problem on DC.
Emmet abbreviation for shift + 1 ! not providing boilerplate code for HTML for windows 11 for July update (June 2022 (version 1.69)) of vs code .for previous May update (May 2022 (version 1.68))its working fine .
Gustavo has linked to Github issue currently affecting all users.
Open VS Code Settings.
Type 'Emmet' in the searchbox.
Among the settings listed below, ensure Emmet: Trigger Expansion On Tab checkbox is ticked.
Create any html file. Press ! and then Tab (Even if no visual indicator comes, as in previous versions of VS Code, it should fill the boilerplate).
(Update: VS Code version 1.69.2 is released & restores the Emmet functionality.)
i am using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019 Version 16.6.5;
The problem is that: when i go to
Tools > Options > Text Editor > C# > Code Style > General
if i want to change the "Severity" of a line, the edges of the box of the current Sevrity becomes red. (maybe some problems occurs)
Infact, after I press "ok" button to confirm, it resets all value that i have changed.
this image shows the setting that i changed: that drop down button was "Refactoring only", but I want "Suggestions".
there a link to a YouTube video that I was watching; the link shows what I want to do.
(link directly to the minute 19:00)
Thanks!
What is the shortcut key to jump to a line in visual studio 2017. I have installed visual studio 2010 and i used CTRL + G to jump to a specific line. After i installed visual studio 2017, when i use CTRL + G, it opens Immediate Window.
List of shortcuts in Visual studio 2017
I have VS 2017 aswel, and left CTRL + G works for me (see picture)
Otherwise take a look below 'tools' -> 'options' and then under 'environment' choose 'keyboard'. There you can change them to your needs.
I think it has some problem with additional Keyboard Mapping scheme where Visual Basic 6 was selected. I clicked the Reset button and then changed my mapping scheme option to Default and it's working fine now.