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  1. Jun 17th, 2010, 09:50 PM #1
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    IDE - Change case when declaration changed

    Is there a way to set the IDE to automatically update all usage of a variable when the case is changed in the declaration?

    I know ... if I typed it correctly in the first place it wouldn't matter! And I do know how to use search/replace, I'm just lazy.
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    Re: IDE - Change case when declaration changed

    When you change an identifier the IDE puts a little red bar under it. You can mouse over that, click the drop-down icon and then select the Rename item. Rather than using the mouse, I usually press Ctrl+. but I'm not sure if that's standard VS or added by ReSharper.
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    Re: IDE - Change case when declaration changed

    Didn't pay attention to the read bar before. Ctrl+ didn't work but the other way is fine.

    Thank you!
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    Re: IDE - Change case when declaration changed

    Quote Originally Posted by dlscott56 View Post
    Didn't pay attention to the read bar before. Ctrl+ didn't work but the other way is fine.

    Thank you!
    That was actually the Ctrl key and the dot key together.
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    Re: IDE - Change case when declaration changed

    Ok, thanks. I need to read more carefully. That works, Ctrl+. brings up the option to run the find/replace and enter executes it. Very handy, thanks again.
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