You know that pressing Ctrl+R in the VBE takes you to the Project Explorer. Of course you do. I’m not going to sit here and insult your intelligence by pretending that you don’t. But that means you are probably also just as confused as I am about which projects the VBE “chooses” to expand and which stay closed.
I have a lot of add-ins and that makes my Project Explorer very messy. Ideally I want the active project to be expanded and everything else collapsed. But I can’t have that. I decided I’ve had enough and added the following hotkey to my AutoHotKey VBE.ahk file.
Send ^r
Send {End}
Loop 20 {
Send {Left 2}{Up}
}
When I’m in the VBE (an IfWinActive condition in VBE.ahk) and press Ctrl+Shift+R, the focus goes to the Project Explorer, goes to the last project, then closes up to 20 of them. Two left arrows will collapse an expanded project and has no effect on a collapsed project. The up arrow goes to the next project. Genius, you say? I humbly agree.
I don’t keep my modules in Folders (Toggle folders using the button at the top of the Project Explorer). If you do, you’ll need to change the {Left 2} to {Left 4}.
