1 Reply by Saphlyx

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Re: Ctrl-N and Ctrl-P in Intellisense instead of arrow keys.

Hi.

Love the product so far, only issue is I make heavy use of the vim smart completion.  The intellisense seems to be viable for me, except that to cycle between the possible completions I need to use the arrow keys.

How can I setup so that I can either use C-N and C-P or better, to use C-TAB to cycle through them?

Thanks.

Steve

2 Reply by Jon_Symnum

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Re: Ctrl-N and Ctrl-P in Intellisense instead of arrow keys.

Steve,

Unfortunately, ViEmu's keypress interception is not powerful enough to modify those keystrokes -- that requires full-blown input simulation.

But in any case, JP Boodhoo did configure something similar and explained it on detail on his blog, using the free and open-source utility AutoHotkey (http://www.autohotkey.com) to do the heavy lifting:

  http://blog.jpboodhoo.com/VSViEmuReSharperModdedWithAutoHotkey.aspx

Hopefully that will allow you to configure things closer to your taste -- maybe you could use Ctrl-Alt-N and -P to send the Up/Down arrows, or Alt-J and Alt-K, etc...

Please post back about your experience, it will be very interesting.

Best regards,

  Jon