Shortcut Keys for Visual C ++ 6.0

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F1 Show Help, if the cursor stops Code To display the corresponding help content in msdn (you must install msdn to use it)
F2 Bookmarks: Ctrl + F2 -- set a bookmark in a row (Click again to cancel)
F2 -- jump to the next bookmarks
Shift + F2 -- jump to the previous bookmarks
CTRL + Shift + F2 -- delete all bookmarks
F3 Search: Ctrl + F3 -- search in the file. If the current cursor is on a string,
Then the string is automatically searched. Similar Ctrl + F
F3 -- find the next string in the file
Shift + F3 -- find a string in the file
F4 If it is compiled or find in files, you can locate it one by one.
CTRL + F4 -- close the file
Alt + F4 -- disable VC (as defined in Windows)
F5 Compile and execute F5 -- compile and execute through VC
CTRL + F5 -- execute the compiled EXE directly without passing through VC
Shift + F5 -- stop directly from VC after F5 is run Program (Can simulate the current situation)
CTRL + Shift + F5 -- run again
F6 After switching the splitwindow window, you can convert the window where the cursor is located
F7 Compile F7 compilation Project
CTRL + F7 compile the current file
Alt + F7 Project Settings dialog box
F8 In fact, it is more commonly used to hold down SHIFT + direction keys.
Alt + F8 Alignment of the selected code writing format
F9 Set breakpoint Ctrl + F9 delete all breakpoints
Alt + F9 display the edit breakpoint dialog box
CTRL + F9 breakpoint invalid
F10 One-step execution (Debug)
CTRL + F10 execute to the row where the cursor is located
(Try SHIFT + F10)
F11 Add the function to the trail
Shift + F11 jump to the previous call stack
F12 Jump to the Function Definition (compilation with the Browse info option is required. We recommend that you do not select this option and generate a large file)

Frequently Used editing
CTRL + W display classwizard, while many interfaces are used
CTRL + z/Ctrl + y Undo/Redo
CTRL + u letter to lowercase (some VC is not set)
CTRL + Shift + u letter converted to uppercase (some VC is not set)
CTRL + S save (it is strongly recommended that you press twice during encoding to save your regret when the power is down. Haha, this key is applicable to most editing software)
CTRL + D search (well, if SoftICE exists, call it)
CTRL + F authentic search shortcuts
CTRL + G jump to the nth line in the file
CTRL + Shift + G cursor on a file name, Jump directly to the specified file
CTRL + H replace
CTRL + j, k # ifdef... # endif search for pairing
CTRL + l cut a row
CTRL +}Matching brackets (),{}

Common debugging
Shift + F9 quickwatch, and display the variable value at the location of the mark
Alt + 3 Watch viewing window
Alt + 4 variables monitoring variables (commonly used)
Alt + 5 display register
Alt + 6 Display memory (commonly used)
Alt + 7 shows the stack situation (when the machine is more look)
Alt + 8 display assembly code

There are also some common
CTRL + TAB to switch the Open File View (if you press Ctrl, switch backward)
CTRL + Shift + TAB switch the Open File View (if you press Ctrl, switch forward in sequence)
After the tab is selected, a tab is removed,
Shift + TAB after selection, the entire forward a tab,
Alt + 0 move focus to workspace (ESC back to editing area)
Alt + 2 move focus to output area (ESC back to edit area)
CTRL + pgup switch work area view in reverse order
CTRL + pgdn switch work area view sequentially
In addition, VC does not set the shortcut keys for opening, closing the workspace, and opening and closing the output area. If it is inconvenient,
You can register it by yourself (I set Ctrl +, and CTRL + /).
Register with tools> customize => keyboard

Ref: http://vctips.org/ide/vc-keyboard-shortcuts.html