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By assigning shortcut keys to WizardBar controls, you can gain full keyboard access to all of the WizardBar commands and functions.
Assign a WizardBar control to a shortcut key
Display the WizardBar menu from the keyboard
Access WizardBar commands from the keyboard
Type directly into a WizardBar combo control
To assign a WizardBar control to a shortcut key
See the table following for a list of WizardBar controls that can be assigned to shortcut keys.
If you press a key or key combination that is invalid, no key is displayed. You cannot assign key combinations with ESC, F1, or combinations such as CTRL+ALT+DEL that are being used already by your operating system.
If you press a key or key combination that currently is assigned to another command, that command appears under Currently Assigned To.
WizardBar Keyboard Commands
Command ID | Function |
WBActionButtonActive | Gives focus to the Action button |
WBClassComboActive | Gives focus to the Class list |
WBFilterComboActive | Gives focus to the Filter list |
WBMemberComboActive | Gives focus to the Members list |
WBAddNewMember | Opens the Add Member Function dialog box |
WBCreateNewVirtualFunction | Opens the Add Virtual Function dialog box |
WBCreateNewWindowsMessageHandler | Opens the Add Windows Message Handler dialog box. |
WBDefaultAction | Carries out the current default action |
WBGoToClassDefinition | Jumps you to the definition for the selected class |
WBGoToMember | Jumps you to the definition or implementation for the selected member |
WBGoToMemberDeclaration | Jumps you to the declaration for the selected function |
WBGoToNext | Jumps to the next function in the current file |
WBGoToPrevious | Jumps to the previous function in the current file |
WBHelp | Displays a Help topic on the WizardBar |
WBOpenInclude | Opens the associated include file for the current file in the text editor |