Microsoft Visual C ++ 6.0 shortcut keys (absolute values must be mastered)

In my VC6 editing environment (default setting + Assist X), I know that the shortcut keys work as follows:

VC6.0 part of the shortcut key F1: If MSDN is installed, start MSDN. If a certain condition is selected, search for this condition in MSDN. Otherwise, start windows Help and Support F2: Switch bookmarks Ctrl + F2: The current row is set to bookmarks Alt + F2: The current source file is set to bookmarks F3: continue to search for edited search criteria Ctrl + F3: continue to search for edited search criteria Alt + F3: Open Search dialog box Shift + F3: search for edited search criteria F4: When an error is reported during compilation, you can locate the error code line Ctrl + F4: Close the current code editing window Alt + F4: Close VC6F5: debug and run Ctrl + F5: run the program Shift + F5: Stop debugging F6: No Ctrl + F6: switch in the opened code editing window F7: target file connection required information generation Executable File .exe Ctrl + F7: source files are compiled. obj target file Alt + F7: Open the project Setting Dialog Box F8: No Ctrl + F8: Select multiple lines
Alt + F8: Automatic format rescheduling F9: Set the debugging breakpoint Ctrl + F9: cancel the breakpoint, but retain the breakpoint trace Alt + F9: Open the breakpoint dialog box F10: Step OverCtrl + F10: Run to CursorF11: step SHIFT + F11: Step Out

F12: Go to Declaration
Alt + G: Transition to declaration or definition (supported by Assist X)
Shift + F12: Go to reference
Alt + F12: view the meaning of the selected keyword in the Program (his definition and declaration, position in the file, his base class and member, his derived class and Member, etc)

Part 2 Ctrl + 1: new dialog box resource Ctrl + 2: new menu resource Ctrl + 3: new cursor resource Ctrl + 4: new icon resource Ctrl + 5: new bitmap resource Ctrl + 6: new toolbar resource Ctrl + 7: new shortcut key resource Ctrl + 8: open string table resource Ctrl + 9: Open version information resource
Ctrl + Home: move the cursor to one row and one column of the currently opened document
Ctrl + End: move the cursor to the largest column in the largest row of the currently opened document

Alt + 0: Set the workspace to editable Alt + 2: Set the Output to editable Alt + others: in the debugging status, you can open Member/Watch and other debugging help programs. Part 3: Ctrl + q: complete the word Ctrl + w: Open the classwizard dialog box Ctrl + e: control cursor near brackets Ctrl + r: Open the insert resource dialog box Ctrl + t: prompts related information Ctrl + y: Ctrl + u: Convert uppercase letters to lowercase letters Ctrl + I: search for the edited condition Ctrl + o: Open the dialog box Ctrl + p: print the dialog box Ctrl + a: Select All Ctrl + s: Save Ctrl + d: edit the Search Condition Ctrl + f: open the Search dialog box Ctrl + g: open (GOTO) Go to the dialog box Ctrl + h: Open the replace dialog box Ctrl + j: locate the start position of preprocessing in the preprocessing code segment Ctrl + k: in the preprocessing code segment, locate Ctrl + l at the end of the preprocessing: Delete the current row Ctrl + z: Undo Ctrl + x: Cut Ctrl + c: Copy Ctrl + v: paste Ctrl + B: open the breakpoint dialog box Ctrl + n: Open the new dialog box Ctrl + m: With the TAB key function Alt + letters: select the corresponding menu item Ctrl + Tab: Switch to edit the source file Ctrl + ←: scroll up Ctrl + scroll: Scroll down Ctrl + ←: move the cursor to the previous word Ctrl + →: move the cursor to the next word Alt + ↓: move the cursor to the previous scope Alt + ↓: position the cursor to the next scope Alt + cursor: move the cursor up to the position where the cursor has stayed recently Alt + →: move the cursor down to the position where the cursor has stayed recently

Part 4:

That is, the Customize configuration under Tool is powerful. You can Customize your own shortcut keys.
The detailed official explanation of the preceding Shortcut Keys is in the Customize configuration.
First, familiarize yourself with the default shortcut keys of the above system, and then add what is missing.

That's all. I think writing code on VC with the above shortcuts can be totally out of the mouse! Alas, I'm a little tired.

PS: it is best not to remember this thing. Print this document and put it around. When writing code, you can use it to read it. Naturally, you will be familiar with it. You can't remember it!