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Asked: 2026-06-16T06:22:27+00:00

In the previous versions of Visual Studio, I could use CTRL + -> and

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In the previous versions of Visual Studio, I could use CTRL + -> and CTRL + <- to move between whole symbols, i.e., jump between whitespace:

Pressing CTRL + <- when my cursor is:

void int GetMyInteger|();

Would result in the state:

void int |GetMyInteger();

Now, in Visual Studio 2012, the behavior has been modified to something like this:

Pressing CTRL + <- when my cursor is:

void int GetMyInteger|();

Would result in the state:

void int GetMy|Integer();

I want the older behavior back, as it was more efficient to navigate the code. Is there any configuration that would allow me to change it back?

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  1. Editorial Team

    In my Resharper 7, this can be turned off in the following way.

    Resharper/Options

    => Environment/Editor

    Find the checkbox for “Use CamelHumps”. Uncheck it

    VERY annoying feature to have turned on by default. Such a relief to turn it off, since I do almost all code navigation with my keyboard.

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