VS2010 linq Goes To 快捷方式
我正在尝试为 linq“goes To”=> 创建快捷方式细绳。有谁知道该怎么做？
我想按 ctrl+= 并得到=>;
I am trying to make a shortcut for the linq "goes To" => string. Does anyone know how to do this?
I would like to hit ctrl+= and get =>
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如果不创建自己的编译器并重新定义语法，您就无法做到这一点。 C# 不允许 C 风格的
#DEFINE（如果您就是这么想的话）。我也怀疑这样的解决方案的实用性。您需要使用单个字符（为了使其成为快捷方式，因为使其更长会违背目的），它不是有效的变量名称，并且尚未定义为运算符。我想不出还有什么比这两个字符
=>更容易输入的了。您是否使用非英语键盘布局？许多欧洲键盘布局（包括我自己的语言的键盘布局）需要使用 Shift 或其他修饰符来键入许多 C# 运算符。您可以考虑切换到英国键盘布局进行编码 - 一旦您返回电子邮件（或其他），就可以轻松切换，并且可以节省一些击键次数。
You cannot do that, without creating your own compiler and redefining the grammar. C# doesn't allow C-style
#DEFINE(if that was what you where thinking about).I also doubt the practicality of such a solution. You would need to use a single char (in order for it to be a shortcut, since making it longer kind of defeats the purpose), which is not a valid variable name, and is not yet defined as an operator. I can't think of anything that would be easier to type than the two chars
=>.By any chance, do you use a non-english keyboard layout ? Many european keyboard layouts, including that of my own language, requires shift or other modifiers to type many of the C# operators. You could consider switching to UK keyboard layout for coding - it's easy to shift once you are back in email (or whatever), and it saves you some keystrokes.
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