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I've read through the previous threads on ctrl+arrow or ctrl+shift+arrow in visual studio using resharper or coderush.

There was one answer where a macro achieved the same result.
However, VS2013 no longer supports macros.

Is there an alternative way to support camelhumps in Visual Studio 2013 without relying on resharper or coderush?

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I stumbled across this question before stumbling over the VSTricks extension, which does this (and a couple of other things).

After installing, I had to re-map the hotkeys manually, but it was pretty simple:

VSTricks options

For all the settings in the list, I mapped to the keystrokes that were previously mapped to the corresponding commands for words (e.g. Edit.SubWordNext was mapped to Ctrl+Right arrow, which was previously mapped to Edit.WordNext).

The extension works in VS2015 too - and, unlike e.g. ReSharper which also has this feature, it's free :)

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  • That is great news. I'm currently working with VSCode right now, but when I get to some server side code I'll definitely try it out. – ton.yeung Dec 07 '15 at 15:31
  • It doesn't seem to work with highlight, "ctrl+shift+arrow", is there a way to make it work? – coffeenet Jul 12 '20 at 10:23