Unable to see resharper pop-ups for Ctrl-N and other similar commands

Question

I'm not able to see the resharper pop-ups for Ctrl+N, Ctrl+Shift+N and other similar commands but other resharper shortcuts work fine - rename, stack explorer, run unit tests etc...

Using Resharper 5.0 beta. Tried uninstalling and re-installing as well, Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Edit: Forgot to add that I can see the popups when there are no tabs (no file), but I don't see it when there's at least 1 file (or tab) open in VS.

Zitvaa

Answer 1

Well... in my case while using ReShaper 8.2 I had to click RESHARPER menu in Visual Studio then select Options... in Keyboard & Menus => Keyboard Shortcuts select ReSharper 2.x or IntelliJ IDEA. Click Apply Scheme then Save. It did it for me.

I had Visual Studio selected in Keyboard Shortcuts.

Ctrl+N Go to Everything/Type now works beautifully and I can start typing to get a filtered list of matching files. Sweet! :)

Twinge

one thing to note: you need to do this even if you open this menu and the ReSharper theme is already selected. In my case, when I originally installed ReSharper I chose their keyboard scheme and it worked no problem. Then later down the road I reset a couple of Visual Studio settings and then the scheme stopped working for me. I went into this menu and the ReSharper scheme was still selected but was not working. For me to fix it I actually had to click the "Apply Scheme" button again after changing the unrelated settings even though I had already clicked the button when I installed ReSharper. – Zagazig

Answer 2

1. Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard > Reset
2. Resharper > Options > Keyboard & Menus, select Resharper 2.x or IntelliJ IDEA and then press Apply Scheme

Vuong

Answer 3

try to reset key bindings - it works for me. here is how to do that

Multiple

try another build. I tried a lot to find usable build :). and in one of latest build I saw described bug. – Multiple

actually I did. I tried beta and then i tried the latest build. I'm not sure if its related to R# or VS itself. – Zitvaa

also cleaning resharper cache can help. it is located in options or simply delete all resharper related folders and files – Multiple

Answer 4

Just pick the ReSharper 2.x or IntelliJ keyboard and shortcut settings and you'll be fine.

Madgemadhouse

Answer 5

Configuring the shortcut manually worked for me. (Vs 2018)

Visual studio > Options >Environment >Keyboard. Type Resharper.Resharper_GotoType on the command filter box and select the comand. Add your preferred shortcuts (in my case Ctrl+N) and click assign button. then Ok.

Erl