Is there a way to achieve Visual Studio 2019 to indent using tabs and not spaces?
I've set Options -> Text Editor -> C# -> Tabs -> Keep tabs but every time I break something to a new line of code, the automatic indentation still inserts 4 spaces instead of using tabs.
This works for Visual Studio 2017, but not 2019.
Is there another way to achieve it here?!
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I couldn't find shortcut to select entire line in Visual Studio 2019.
This feature is exactly the same as "CTRL + L" in VSCode.
For me, this is a very useful feature when using VS Code.
I want to use this feature somehow in VS2019.
I've tried to search in Keyboard Binding and Market Place.
Is there a way to open all the default tabs that should be open when you open Visual Studio 2019 in the first place?
I'm having problems finding a tutorial about opening the essential tabs to make a form application.
to open the tabs you have to go to "file- new project" then will appear the tabs to write the code
after that you can find all the tabs in the menu like option etc...
Previously in Visual Studio Community 2017 I had configured a series of Regex expressions to color the tabs when working in MVC according to whether these were controllers, views, models, dbcontext, and other custom conditions to find them better visually.
Now I'm testing Visual Studio 2019 and although I installed the productivity power tools, they say that the Custom Document Well component is only available for VS2017.
Here is the page to the productivity power tools
Is there another way to do the same in VS2019?
You can use my Tabs Studio extension to color tabs in VS 2019:
I am developing a report in asp.net MVC. How do I prevent Visual Studio 2015 from moving the tags and braces when working in the View?
I have already gone to Tools > Options > Text Editor > C# > Formatting and unchecked all 3 of the boxes under General. which stops Visual Studio from moving them when working in the Controller but not the View.
I would prefer Visual Studio to NEVER move any of my curly braces and tags, and let me worry about how it looks. As it is, it keeps moving tags and curly braces and making it difficult to see nesting and that all items have closing braces.
Is it possible to go to Resharper -> Options -> IntelliSense -> General and switch from Resharper to Visual Studio using a command in Resharper 5?
I would like to benefit from the Razor Intellisense which comes with ASP.NET MVC 3 RC but Resharper makes it look buggy (take a look at Scott's Tweet).
I don't know if is possible to to only turn ReSharper intellisense on and off. However, you can turn all of ReSharper on and off using a keyboard shortcut. On my computer it still takes a few seconds but it may be the best solution until the bug is fixed.
In Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard bind the ReSharper_ToggleSuspended command to a keyboard shortcut.