Default Keybindings: Window Commands
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Window commands default keybindings
These are the Visual C# IDE default keybindings for the Window commands defined in the Visual C# 2005 profile.
The Visual Studio Window commands are used to display the various windows of Visual Studio.
| Command | Key(s) | Description |
| View.ClassView | CTRL + W, C | Displays the Class View window. |
| View.CodeDefinitionWindow | CTRL + W, D | Displays the Code Definition window. |
| View.CommandWindow | CTRL + W, A | Displays the Command window where commands can be invoked to manipulate the integrated development environment (IDE). |
| View.ErrorList | CTRL + W, E | Displays the Error List window. |
| View.ObjectBrowser | CTRL + W, J | Displays the Object Browser. |
| View.Output | CTRL + W, O | Displays the Output window where status messages can be viewed at run time. |
| View.PropertiesWindow | CTRL + W, P | Displays the Properties window which lists the design-time properties and events for the currently selected item. |
| View.SolutionExplorer | CTRL + W, S | Displays Solution Explorer which lists the projects and files in the current solution. |
| View.TaskList | CTRL + W, T | Displays the Task List window which displays custom tasks, comments, shortcuts, warnings, and error messages. |
| View.Toolbox | CTRL + W, X | Displays the Toolbox which contains controls that can be included or used with your code. |
| View.ServerExplorer | CTRL + W, L | Displays Server Explorer which lets you view and manipulate database servers, event logs, message queues, Web services, and other operating system services. |
| Window.CloseToolWindow | SHIFT + ESC | Closes the current tool window. |
| Data.ShowDataSources | SHIFT + ALT + D | Displays the Data Sources window. |
| Window.CloseDocument,
Window | CTRL + F4 | Closes the current tab. |
| Window.NextDocument,
WindowNav | CTRL + TAB | Displays the IDE Navigator with the first document window selected. |
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See also
- Visual C# - learn to make the most of C# with Visual Studio.
- Visual Studio 2005 Software Review
- Visual Studio Entry Points
