namespace EssentialShortcuts
{
    // Navigate To menu
    //
    // Displays a contextual menu of options you can use to navigate to from
    // your current location
    //
    // Very useful way of navigating without having to learn ALL of the shortcuts!
    //
    // <shortcut id="Navigate To…">Alt+` (VS)</shortcut>
    //
    // 1. Place text caret on class name, invoke menu
    // 2. <shortcut id="Show context actions">Alt+Enter</shortcut>on class name, start typing (e.g. "Navigate To", "Extension methods")
    //
    // (Most options not useful with this example. Covered in more detail in next section)
    public class NavigateTo
    {
    }


    // Refactor This menu
    //
    // Displays a contextual menu of options for refactoring available at the current location
    //
    // Very useful for invoking refactorings without requiring to know ALL shortcuts
    //
    // <shortcut id="Refactor This...">Ctrl+Shift+R (VS + IntelliJ)</shortcut>
    //
    // 3. Place text caret on class name, invoke menu
    //    Select rename, rename class
    // 4. <shortcut id="Show context actions">Alt+Enter</shortcut> on class name, start typing (e.g. "Refactor This", "Rename")
    //
    // Covered in more detail in next section
    public class RefactorThis
    {
    }


    // Generate Code menu
    //
    // Displays a contextual menu of options for generating code available at the current location
    //
    // <shortcut id="Generate...">Alt+Insert (in text editor)</shortcut>
    //
    // Covered in more detail in the Editing section
    public class GenerateCode
    {
    }

    // Inspect This menu
    //
    // Displays a contextual menu of options for analysing code and control flow
    // at the current location
    //
    // Very useful for invoking value analysis without learning ALL shortcuts!
    //
    // <shortcut id="Inspect This...">Ctrl+Shift+Alt+A (VS + IntelliJ)</shortcut>
    //
    // 4. Place text caret on class name, invoke menu
    // 5. <shortcut id="Show context actions">Alt+Enter</shortcut> on class name, start typing (e.g. "Inspect This", "Hierarchies")
    //
    // (Most options not useful with this example. Covered in more detail in later section)
    public class InspectThis
    {
    }
}