You’ll get a list of all of the event functions you can create in that particular class.
You can do this anywhere inside a Unity-based class. You can also use Alt+Enter to generate event functions. You can use the Refactor This function to refactor code, rewrite it, move it to a different file, and safely rename symbols, including all usages in other files. If you can’t remember the keyboard shortcut for something, you can hit Alt+Enter, start typing, and see a list of actions relevant to your input. While you’re still in the Editor, Rider protects you from making changes that would break your code, which you wouldn’t otherwise see until runtime.Īlt+Enter also provides entry points into pretty much all the functionality in Rider. Or if you have the wrong name for an Invoke method, Rider will warn you up-front and show you code completion suggestions. For example, if you hit Alt+Enter over the name of a class, you will get a list of actions that include fixing naming standards or making the class public. Alt+Enter gives you a pop-up context menu of actions you can perform at any particular point in your code, including fixing any issues Rider finds while analyzing your code.
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