I only use underscores in test class/method names, so we’ll just create templates for those two items. To integrate the two, I’ll first need to get some ReSharper templates going. With ReSharper and AutoHotKey integrated, you’ll have about as seamless TDD/BDD experience as you can get. AutoHotKey allows me to map keystrokes to other keystrokes, such as say, spacebar to underscores. Underscores are a pain to type however, especially when you would use it as much as a spacebar. For about a year and a half now, I’ve used BDD-style names in my tests, which leads to a lot of underscores in test names. For every common snippet of code or common file I would create, I could create a simple template that might create a class, method, or just a small snippet of code.Īnother tool I love to use is AutoHotKey. It was a Thursday.Īlthough I’m no big believer of code generation, the micro-code generation of ReSharper can be a huge timesaver. Next time, consider adding a hotkey like Esc::ExitApp to your script - at least for testing - that will allow to stop your script by pressing a (hot-)key.Seamless test authoring with ReSharper and AutoHotKey 26 February, 2009. Then follow the general steps that are described on google for removing malware - ideally do a new setup of your computer. Of course, if you downloaded AHK from some shady source and not our website here, it is still possible that you actually installed some malware on your computer instead of regular AHK.
processes, even if you removed the default icon. In task manager, you can also stop all AutoHotkey. Re stopping running scripts without re-booting:īy default, there should be a script icon in Windows' system tray (as long as you didn't change that) - a white H on green background. If you created a task in task scheduler, delete it.
Re-booting your computer will remove every AHK script from memory.īut if you added your script or a shortcut to your script to your startup folder, just remove it from there.
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