Re: VS - what parameter is that?
Perfect. That is exactly what I was after :) On 1 February 2016 at 12:09, Thomas Koster wrote: > On 1 February 2016 at 11:43, David Burstin > wrote: > >> Hi folks, >> >> In VS, I often need to investigate the parameters being passed to a >> method. I can see the values being passed, but finding which parameter they >> are isn't simple. I usually end up deleting the comma before the parameter >> in question, then reinserting it so that the parameters pop-up appears (see >> image below). >> >> [image: Inline images 1] >> >> Is there a simpler way in VS (or Resharper) to get the parameter to >> display? In other words, when hovering over a parameter, is there a way to >> see where that parameter sits in the method call signature? >> > > No extensions required. Just hit Ctrl-Shift-Space when the insertion point > is somewhere in the argument list. > > -- > Thomas Koster > >
Re: VS - what parameter is that?
> > No extensions required. Just hit Ctrl-Shift-Space when the insertion point > is somewhere in the argument list. > Another one I like is ... if an intellisense list is on top of something you want to read, press Ctrl and it goes mostly transparent but stays there -- *GK*
Re: VS - what parameter is that?
On 1 February 2016 at 11:43, David Burstin wrote: > Hi folks, > > In VS, I often need to investigate the parameters being passed to a > method. I can see the values being passed, but finding which parameter they > are isn't simple. I usually end up deleting the comma before the parameter > in question, then reinserting it so that the parameters pop-up appears (see > image below). > > [image: Inline images 1] > > Is there a simpler way in VS (or Resharper) to get the parameter to > display? In other words, when hovering over a parameter, is there a way to > see where that parameter sits in the method call signature? > No extensions required. Just hit Ctrl-Shift-Space when the insertion point is somewhere in the argument list. -- Thomas Koster
