问题
Is there any way in Visual Studio 2008 to smoothly switch between using Emacs keybindings and the default ones? I will soon be doing some pair programming and I need my Emacs keybindings to keep myself from going insane.
回答1:
Create a new VS macro and add this code :
Sub ToggleEmacsKeyBindings()
Dim emacsSchemeName As String = "Emacs"
Dim defaultSchemeName As String = "(Default)"
Dim props As EnvDTE.Properties = DTE.Properties("Environment", "Keyboard")
Dim propsItem As EnvDTE.Property = props.Item("SchemeName")
Dim previousScheme As String = propsItem.Value
If propsItem.Value = emacsSchemeName Then
propsItem.Value = defaultSchemeName
ElseIf propsItem.Value = defaultSchemeName Then
propsItem.Value = emacsSchemeName
End If
MsgBox("Previous Scheme: " + previousScheme + Environment.NewLine + Environment.NewLine + "New Scheme: " + propsItem.Value)
End Sub
You can then assign a keyboard shortcut to this macro to more quickly and easily toggle between Emacs
and 'Default'
keyboard scheme.
(Note: This works in VS 2005 and have not tested in VS 2008 but it should work too. It also works in VS 2010 with the Emacs emulation extension installed.)
回答2:
VisEmacs lets you edit files using Emacs, from within Visual Studio. So you don't have to switch keybindings at all! Some more useful information on VisEmacs is here.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3082836/visual-studio-2008-smoothly-switch-between-emacs-and-default-keybindings