it something like this method(a,b); and you hit some hotkey and you get method(b,a);
is there such thing ?
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hippietrail
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You can try
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+left arrow/right arrow
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Found under
Resharper->Code->Move Left or Move Right
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Adriaan Stander
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8NOTE: this is NOT a refactoring, meaning it will NOT change any callers. It is simply a way to move the text around. If you truly want to refactor (reorder all callers appropriately), use Change Signature, as Sam Holder suggests. – Joshua Flanagan Apr 28 '10 at 21:06
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11Awesome. Great for fixing (other people's of course) Assert.AreEqual() mistakes. – David Peters Jun 04 '14 at 21:33
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1Yeah. Other people. Ahem. :) – Christofer Ohlsson Jan 28 '16 at 14:41
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I don't know if there is a hot key that does just that, but using Resharper you can refactor->change signature, and then reorder the parameters.
The default hot key for change signature is Ctrl-F6
Sam Holder
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I know Refactor pro does this - it is called the "Reorder Parameters" refactoring.
Looks like VS 10 also has this built in.
And ReSharper calles it Change Signature.
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In VS >= 2005 Ctrl-R, O is default for inbuilt reorder parameters I think - or right click and chose refactor menu. I dont think this is available on express of course.
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