Rory Becker - DevExpress CodeRush Blog

CodeRush has recently changed the way it reads and processes your options, adding new layers which make it much easier to bind settings to a particular solution or team. This post will explain those changes and show how you can get the most out of this...

In my last post , I showed you around some of the Selection Embeddings that ship with CodeRush.  Like many CodeRush features, Selection Embeddings are user extensible. In this post I’m going to show you around the options for Selection Embedding and how...

How do I locate a CodeRush key binding? CodeRush key bindings can be found in the options ( Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O ) under IDE\Shortcuts. However there are quite a few and searching through the hierarchy manually can be something of a pain unless you know where...

Having established in previous posts that CodeRush Templates absolutely rock, we’re going to move on and start to show you how to create and modify your own templates. We’ll start slowly though, and just show you around for now. Template editing is done...

If you happen to prefer different keys to the CodeRush defaults, or if you’ve downloaded a third party plugin which needs some keys configuring, then at some point you’re going to want to visit the shortcuts page of the options screen. Once you launch...

In this post, I’m going to show you some of the types of notification that you might see within CodeRush . Let’s start at the beginning… Welcome The ‘Welcome’ dialog is the screen you see when you start CodeRush for the first time. It asks you 2 things...

The Options screen is launched via the Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O hotkey. If you have CodeRush rather than CodeRush Xpress then you can also use the ‘ DevExpress \ Options ’ menu. The screen is divided into a number of sections: The Page Tree The left hand box...