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 1522: Refactor context menu items disabled
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kinook
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Posted - Jun 12 2006 :  2:43:43 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I can't access refactoring via the keyboard. For instance, when displaying the VA context menu with selection in a class declaration or implementation file and not on a method declaration, none of the refactor items (i.e., Add Member, etc.) are enabled (some are enabled if selection is on a method name). There should also be a command (bindable to a keyboard shortcut) to display a context menu with just refactoring choices.

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sean
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Posted - Jun 12 2006 :  3:42:32 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Limited commands are available when you have a selection.

Note that Alt+A+R will display the refactor menu. If that is insufficient, you should be able to create your own top-level menu with just the refactoring commands giving it a name and menu mnemonic that works for your situation.
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kinook
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Posted - Jun 12 2006 :  4:02:28 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I don't actually have a selection. To be more precise, replace "caret" with "selection" in my post. I'm editing .cpp and .h files w/ C++ code.

I already have Ctrl+Alt+R tied to another command. There should be a VA command for show refactor menu that can be tied to a user-configured shortcut.

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Edited by - kinook on Jun 12 2006 4:03:37 PM
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sean
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Posted - Jun 12 2006 :  4:18:10 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Alt+A+R should have been Alt+A, R (menu shortcuts, not command binding).
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