Let's say I've pasted in a long line that contains:
m_listctrl.GetSelectedCount()
But I want to change that to:
m_listctrl.GetItemCount()
So, I highlight "Selected" and type in (mistakenly) "item", to get:
m_listctrl.GetitemCount()
It would be cool if there were a keystroke to fix that mis-cased "i". I tried mapping Ctrl-Shift-X to ToggleRepairCase, but when I press that key combination, nothing happens.
ToggleRepairCase enables and disables repairing of case. The button provides faster access than the options dialog and is used only when wanting to disable case temporarily. FWIW, toggling has little value if you have suggestion listboxes enabled since suggestions are always made with the correct case.
From the page: Place the caret at the end of an existing symbol and press Tab or Ctrl+Space to correct its case. Case is repaired only when typing. Case is not corrected when pasting.
Some caveats: We notice Ctrl+Space as well as Ctrl+J works in the middle of a symbol in VS.NET. If "Use Default IntelliSense" is disabled, you must press Ctrl+J. (We will make Ctrl+Space work again.)
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Posted - Feb 04 2004 : 2:28:26 PM
