In the usual programming, familiar shortcuts are a way to improve efficiency. This article will apply to the use of shortcuts: Ctrl INS copy
Ctrl C copy
Shift Del Cut
Ctrl x shear
SHIFT INS paste
Ctrl V paste
Ctrl F
Ctrl H Replace
Ctrl L Delete a line
ALT F2 Edit and Modify Bookmarks (Permanent Sign)
Ctrl F2 Edit and modify bookmarks (temporary bookmarks, after the file is closed, the bookmark is invalid)
After Alt F8 selected a few lines of code, press Alt F8 to make the selected code according to the C language.
Style indent
Alt F12 queries for selected content
F12 Displays the definition of variables or functions
Shift f12 Displays a place to use variables or functions
Ctrl Num Display the place where the next variable or function is used
Ctrl Num- Display the place where the previous variable or function is used
Ctrl w Shows ClassWizard
F7 compilation project
Ctrl F7 compiles the current file
When the ALT F10 is commissioned, the file has been modified after compiling.
Ctrl Break stop compilation
F5 start or continue
CTRL SHIFT F5 Re-executation
Ctrl F5 executive program
F10 is running, do not enter the interior
F11 runs one, enter the interior
Ctrl F10 runs to the cursor
Shift F5 stopped adjustment
Shift f9 Displays the contents of variables or expressions
CTRL F11 Switching of normal mode and assembly mode
Alt F11 switches the MEMORY window to the next display mode
ALT SHIFT F11 Switch the MEMORY window to the previous display mode
Ctrl B Editing breakpoints
Alt F9 Editing breakpoints
Ctrl F9 makes the breakpoint effective or invalid
F9 increases or deletes breakpoints
Ctrl Shift F9 Deletes all breakpoints
Alt 2 Activate Output Window
ALT 3 activates Watch Window
Alt 4 activates the Variables window
ALT 5 activates the Registers window
Alt 6 activates Memory Window
ALT 7 activates the Call Stack window
Alt 8 Activate Disassembly Windows
Ctrl } can find the matching {}
CTR K can find #ifdef, #endif or #else
