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    Lightbulb Auto complete / list objects with Ctrl+Shift

    Hi,

    This isn't documented as far as I'm aware in VB6 and I haven't seen it in the VB6 books I've read.

    When in IDE editor if you press Ctrl+Shift you'll get a list of all objects in your project.
    If you have started typing an object identifier (variable name, function or sub name, etc.) it'll auto-complete the name (if the text you've type can identify it uniquely) or get a list of names (if it can't).

    Very useful when you think you can remeber the first 2 or 3 letters of an object name but not the rest!

    Just thought it may help (if no-ones mentioned it recently)

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    You mean CTRL+Space right?

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    Ctrl+Shift does nothing.
    Its already hooked for use with selecting text anyway.

    And Ctrl+Space just give you a list of *all* available instrinsic functions, enums and constants
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    Yes, of course I mean Ctrl + Space !
    Brains half asleep at this time in the afternoon.

    Is it actually documented anywhere obvious in the VB6 help documentation?

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    CTRL+Space auto completes if you have started typing your word.
    If you have a Label1, you can type lab and hit CTRL+Space

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