Tuesday 26 August 2008
visual-studio
It turns out that there are shortcuts for the StyleCop analysis window in Visual Studio. It’s just that no-one seems to have documented them.
Using a macro from Jeff Atwood (Coding Horror) I was able to discover these two gems:
Control-Shift-F8 - Move to next violation
Control-Shift-F7 - Move to previous violation
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