I have some problems with my 'copy' and 'paste' key bindings. Whenever I copy from any other source I have to open View -> Paste. I just want to know which key is for Ctrl-C and which key is for Ctrl-C. In Linux I used +gP and +y for paste and copy. I wonder is there a similar way in Visual Studio?

Thanks,

Thanks,

Thanks again, but I couldn't find _viemu in either those directory. I'm running Windows Server 2003 at work and I could not find it either? So is it possible for me to create one? Can you post the content of your _viemu file if you have a chance?

Thanks,

Edit :
Just create on file named "_viemurc" in ViEmu folder, it worked ! So simple !
Thanks Jon !

You home folder is typically one of these two:

  C:\Documents and Settings\{username}
  C:\Users\{username}

The first one in Windows XP, then second one in Vista or later.

The infallible way to tell is to launch a command window and type the following commands:

  echo %HOMEDRIVE%
  echo %HOMEPATH%

This way, you should know the path where to get it.

Apart from this, the Windows shell indeed causes trouble with filenames starting with a dot. That is why ViEmu allows the file to be called "_viemu" with an underscore. Try doing that, it should work.

[[EDIT: there is a mistake above, it should say "_viemurc" instead of "_viemu"]]

Happy holidays!

  -- Jon

nmap <C-P> yyp:s/;/ {/<CR>k^diwiprivate<Escape>0f;bi_<Escape>yiwjoget { return <Escape>pa; }<Escape>oset { <Escape>pa = value; }<Escape>o}<Escape>==o<Escape>:noh<CR>

using <c-p> on a line like this:

public bool active;

will convert to:

private bool _active; 
public bool active { 
    get { return _active; }
    set { _active = value; }
}

real time saver on older .net 2.0 projects

In any case, this goes on to show how many useful things can be added to modern IDEs and similar environments... there is a lot of stuff to be made yet.

I'll define several procedures, etc, in a file like:

/* {
ALTER -- CREATE
  PROCEDURE fubar
AS
  BEGIN
    RAISERROR( 'Hi', 0,1);
  END;
} */

Then, with the cursor where-ever you happen to be editing inside the code, you can do "vi{<F5>" to recompile.

Unfortunately, it appears that you can't get ViEmu to pass the <F5> to SStudio, so I am using the open-source program AutoHotKey to create an <a-F5> hotkey to perform the above.  I also define <s-F5> to select the current line from column 4 (assuming it is behind a '-- ') to the end of the line and execute it.