For obvious productivity reasons, I make an effort of learning and using as many of the keyboard shortcuts for the various Re# commands.
However, it seems that the unit
Since the time I originally asked this question, this is what I have been using:
Open 'Unit Test Explorer' and 'Unit Test Session' windows
Selecting a single test in 'Unit Test Session'
Selecting multiple tests in 'Unit Test Session'
Shift
key down while navigating
with the arrow keysCtrl
key while using arrows keys
and toggle Spacebar
to select/deselect testsRun and execute tests in 'Unit Test Session'
press context menu button (found
between the Alt
and Ctrl
buttons
on most Windows-centric keyboards)
or
alternatively, press Shift
+ F10
navigate with arrow keys within
context window and hit Enter
on any selection
or
for Run Selected Tests
, press r
+
Enter
for Debug Selected Tests
, press d
Select call stack error line hyperlinks
if a test fails and the call stack is
displayed splitting the 'Session'
window, press Tab
to navigate from
the test section to the error links
in the lower section
after tabbing to a specific error line, hit
Enter
to go to line of code with
the runtime error
press Shift
+ Tab
mutliple times as necessary to go backwards
from the call stack (lower) section back to the unit
tests (upper) section