I totally dig the new code lens stuff in VS2013 but I feel it is to intrusive and would like to be able to toggle it on and off with my keyboard. I was wondering if anyone knows of a shortcut or an extension that will allow me to toggle it on and off? I have searched google and some forums but I am unable to find anything. I am assuming this does not exist yet since I have 0 results but I figured I would ask.
There's no shortcut for it at this stage, and you can't assign one in the VS keyboard options. I suggest people vote for this feature on the Visual Studio User Voice site.
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i have searched up and down the internet but cannot figure this out. So ive finally come here for the aid of some utter genius people.
I dont like the windows right click function as it has too many options. Some of the options like properties cannot be removed. So, i thought i could disable right click to remove the menu and create my own.
The problem i have is i cannot figure out for VS2010 how to right click on the desktop outside of the form/project and make a box pop up like the same behaviour as the built in one. I am ultimately wanting to be able to expand and add things but im falling at the first hurdle.
Can someone please tell me how to right click on the desktop and create a context menu popup where i can add my own items. i want it to behave the same as windows but i want it my own essentially. This way in the future i will be able to enable or disable my own functions i.e open/winrar/7zip / remove edit on the fly.
thanks
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Remove/Disable the default menu of desktop is not a good idea at all
But you can add your own items as well using 3rd party apps
I made an app modifies the default menu ,it can append more items an sub items
I wrote it long time ago I do not remember if i still have the source code or not
App link
Can someone please tell me how I can get the VBA IDE icons files [pictured]
I have spent the last several hours trying to find a way to expose them via FaceId all the links I have found are either for making a ribbon or a form with the faces on there I just want the files.
Google wasn't my friend this time, even with the advanced search tools where you can specify the type as an icon
I used the BeCyIconGrabber as detailed in the comment from #Vegard from How to Geek
Still took a while to find what I was after, I also found this which has some of the icons I was after.
I need to copy and paste some stuff. I was thinking the easiest way was to record my mouse movement (and maybe keyboard) and then just repeating that. Is this the most efficent solution for me? I have no automated software experience whatsoever.
I was thinking about using this : http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/59817-mouse-movement-click-recorder/, but it doesn't record the keyboard. This task is time-sensitive, so that's why I need it to be beginner friendly (because I have no experience).
Quick googling found out few tools:
Mouse Recorder Pro
Mini Mouse Macro
Both look like what you need. I'm sure you're able to find more tools.
The new Firefox versions do not have the regular menus anymore.
Instead the menu can be reached by clicking the orange button which is somehow integrated into the form's controlbar. This saves some space on the client area.
I would like to do the same with VB.NET and WinForms.
Could anybody please tell me
a) what this is called? I did not find any information on this on Google, perhaps because I just didn't find the right term.
b) Perhaps a starting point on how to do this?
Thank you very much.
Im using Visual Basic 2008 Express
Is there a way to disable mouse click for a while in Visual Basic 2008, I mean if mouse was clicked more than 1 time in very short time to click only once? -- I need it because my mouse became like crazy one.. when I click once it may clicks twice or more.., This is very very annoying... so until I buy another one, I'd like to filter click, to allow only one click and to block another clicks that were made in last second.
P.S : sorry about that question, but it is really annoying...
Thanks :)
There's an article on processing global mouse events on The Code Project: Processing Global Mouse and Keyboard Hooks in C#. It looks like the article lead to a project called Global Mouse and Keyboard Hooks .NET Libary in C#. You should be able to include the library in your VB.NET project and attach to events from there. The article also references some other information on MSDN that you should read before embarking on this project.
This is something that would be much easier to do from an unmanaged language like C or C++ though.
Although these samples are in C#, they should be easy enough to translate into VB.NET.