Visual Studio how to change GoToDeclaration shortcut (Ctrl+F12)
In Visual Studio, C#, we have many interfaces. And you want to see a function's implementation and the only way its by pressing Ctrl+F12=GoToDeclaration.
The other shortcuts Ctrl + Left Click or F12 will go to the function's definition in the interface. Which is not so used compared to the necessity to see the actual implementation and navigate code.
I highly navigate by clicking names. I know you also do. And the only way is by pressing two keys which is extremely slow especially because when inspecting you usually only use the mouse.
I want to change GoToDeclaration shortcut from Ctrl + F12 to Mouse middle button click (scroll click) and Visual Studio settings allows me only keyboard shortcuts.
According to the comments:
A simple workaround to use
middle mousebutton click (scroll click) instead ofCtrl + F12for the GoToDeclaration shortcut is to useAutoHotKey program.
~MButton:: { Send {LButton} Send ^{F12} Return }
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