Resharper can help you to increase your performance to produce code faster and in higher quality. It is a great tool with many functions and shortcuts. Probably too many. Therefore I made my own list of shortcuts which I find useful and which I often use. I will update the list if I find a new useful shortcut.
My Resharper shortcut list
| Shortcut | Result |
| CTRL + R, R | Rename highlighted element |
| CTRL + E, C | Clean file, the setting for the cleaning can be found under Resharper –> Options –> Code Editing –> Code Cleanup |
| CTRL + T | Find type in solution |
| CTRL + SHIFT + T | Find file or folder in solution |
| CTRL + SHIFT + R | Extract interface |
| CTRL + U, R | Run unit test, if the cursor is inside a test, run this test, otherwise, run all tests of the class |
| CTRL + U, D | Debug unit test, if the cursor is inside a test, run this test, otherwise, run all tests of the class |
| CRTL + U, U | Repeat previous test |
| CTRL + U, L | Run all tests in solution |
| CTRL + R, I | Variable inline |
| CTRL + R, F | Introduce Field |
| CTRL + R, V | Introduce Variable |
| CTRL + R, P | Introduce Parameter |
| CTRL + Shift + Alt + Up | Move code up (you can highlight a single line or a whole method and move it up) |
| CTRL + Shift + Alt + Down | Move code down(you can highlight a single line or a whole method and move it down) |
| CTRL + Shift + Alt + Left | Move code left (useful for switching the parameter order in a method) |
| CTRL + Shift + Alt + Right | Move code right(useful for switching the parameter order in a method) |
| Shift + Alt + L | Find current file in solution or assembly explorer |
| Alt + Insert | Generate a type member. |
For the full Resharper shortcut list see Jetbrain’s documentation.
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