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You'll find that you don't actually use the scrollbars too often and the times you do want to scroll through your code with your mouse you find the mousewheel tends to be good enough. Turning off scrollbars tends to be the most surprising setting for people used to using a mouse.
Turn on line numbers (Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> General -> Line Numbers). 
Turn off scrollbars (Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> All Languages -> Scrollbars).Turn off sidebar tabs (Window -> Show Sidebar Tabs, or ALT-W b).Unpin all the side / bottom tool windows.You will access all the functionality you need through the keyboard
#Visual studio vim plugin full#
Enter Full Screen ( View -> Fullscreen or Shift-Alt-Enter ). The following changes are recommend ( though not necessary ) Unfortunately a lot of the Visual Studio Modals are not very keyboard friendly, you can drive them through the keyboard, but it is often semi painful. For keyboard oriented programming these targets are really not needed and every time you have to reach for your mouse it feels like wasted time. Visual Studio provides lots of mouseable targets on the screen. The following is an opinionated setup that is meant as a starting point for customization. This is largely down to personal preference, but by default, some things are slightly tricky to deal with and adaptions / compromises need to be made. If there are any editing scenarios in relation to C# coding not covered raise an issue, or, if you have a scenario you think would be good for the guide, raise a PR on the repository The purpose of this guide is to document really good VsVim / Resharper editing techniques by leveraging various combos. Vims power comes from chaining combinations together, and while much of vim is well documented it is often hard to learn effective combos, and with Resharper we have a lot more combos at our disposal. #Visual studio vim plugin how to#
This is an opinionated guide on how to use Resharper and VsVim together for C# programming ( While still applicable for F# and VB.NET, the examples and focus on C#) Stack: Visual Studio 2017 - Resharper 2018.2 - VsVim 2.6 - AceJump - AutoHotKey - RelativeLineNumbers As such I won't be updating this guide but I will likely start a guide to using IdeaVim in Rider. UPDATE: I now use Rider instead of Visual Studio, it comes with the most excellent IdeaVim plugin. VsVim + Resharper Guide with C# editing scenarios
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