Take the 2-minute tour ×  Let's assume I have a class  public
class Dummy     public int DummyInt { get; set; }     public
string DummyString { get; set; }  and somewhere in the code I
have:  var dummy = new Dummy  In VS10, if I press now 'a' I will
get a list of members: DummyInt,DummyString. But with ReSharper
switched on nothing will be shown if I press 'a'. I must press
'd' to get both fields listed.  I went through ReSharper
options, but I can't find it anywhere. Is it possible to switch
that off?  R# 7.1  share|improve this question Why do you expect
the letter 'a' to bring up class members that don't have the
letter 'a' in them? Maybe just use 'this.' if that's the
behavior you want? –  DPeden Mar 28 '13 at 14:54 Thanks for
response. Because I'm used to this. That's how original VS10
intellisense works. It's really good if you don't remember names
of fields. You can press 'a' and a list of all members will be
shown. 'this' won't help here. –  Mariusz.W Mar 28 '13 at 14:59
I'll add that not the list of