In Visual Studio 2015, I'm trying to reassign the Edit.NextMethod and Edit.PreviousMethod shortcuts to anything. I've tried Alt+Up Arrow, Ctrl+Up Arrow, Shift+<, Ctrl+Shift+(+). It appears to save the shortcut after I click the assign button, and if I close and re-open the keyboard shortcuts it shows the shortcut I entered, but when looking at code it doesn't jump between methods. If I assign it to a keyboard shortcut that already exists, the keyboard shortcut still performs the old function, even though in the options it indicates it saved my reassignment. Alt+Down Arrow is an example of this, it still moves the line of code I'm on down even though I reassigned Alt+Down Arrow to Edit.NextMethod. Has anyone else tried this? Any ideas whey it's not working for me? Thanks!
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Did you remember to remove the previous assigned command? VS doesn't remove it automatically so you might have 2 commands attached to the same shortcut now.
– Saragis
Yes, the Alt+Down Arrow seems to have a never ending list of other functions, so I assigned it to Alt+Shift+. after removing the other assignment. It still does nothing. I'm open to suggestions on what I should try assigning this to as well.
– user4523
Following Sergey's post, I'd like to report that Resharper has this as well (Resharper_GoToPrevMethod) and it still works in vs15.
– Saragis
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It looks like a bug in VS 2015: Edit.NextMethod and Edit.PreviousMethod in Visual Studio 2015 don't work.
In Visual Studio 2015, we rebuilt the Visual Basic and C# IDEs and, unfortunately, these commands were missed. We are planning to bring them back in a future update.
