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Grotichaz Morek | 11:58 29 Jul '07 |
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First, this is a very nice add-in and a very good job, thank you for sharing 
Perhaps someone knows:
I would like to instruct the DTE to jump to a given line within a given source file.
What I am looking for is a function similar to the
void CVSFileFinderCtrl::OpenFile(CString strName) but with the addition
of an unsigned int parameter for the line within the file.
Any suggestions?
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| Add the new project types
karabagamoorthy | 1:17 16 Nov '06 |
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I need to add the new project types apart from default VS.Net 2005 IDE..
whether is it possible in ADD-in? Can anybody give some ideas?
do needful!!!!
Regards,
DK Moorthy
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 | New version with Visual Studio 2005 support
J W Payne | 11:18 10 Jun '06 |
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Please see http://www.zero-one-zero.com/vs for a new version of the addin which supports Visual Studio 2005. The new version is a complete rewrite in C# but supports all the old features.
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| Great Work & Small Suggestion
Paul Hooper | 20:12 20 Feb '06 |
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Great work - it has indirectly solved a messy problem for me and looks like a great addition to the IDE.
The small suggestion is to permit copying the current filtered list to the clipboard - tab delimited.
To put it in context, I had a project handed to me that included source directories with lots of "orphans" - coding deritus that had been left in the directory. Your file finder made finding these files trivial. Being able to copy the list out would have made the documentation of this process trivial.
In any case, you get my 5.
Thanks ,
Paul Hooper
If you spend your whole life looking over your shoulder, they will get you from the front instead.
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| Version 3.1.1
J W Payne | 5:47 8 May '05 |
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There is now an updated version of this add-in on my web site at http://www.zero-one-zero.com/vs. The new version has a few features not included in the version here and adds support for Visual Studio 2005 (beta 2).
Jonathan
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| Installer for VS 2005 Beta 2
Mark Levison | 9:18 25 Apr '05 |
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I just switched my devenv to VS 2005 Beta 2 and already I miss VS File Finder. Copying the 2003 (aka 7.1) registry entries over works - but an installer that did correctly would help. I think that you will find the only difference is that 2005 is version 8.0 (vs 7.1/8.0). If you put together an installer I will test it.
Thanks again for an indepensible tool.
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I am keen to add support for Visual Studio 2005 but I don't have access to the beta at the moment. From my previous testing, the add-in seems to work with both the full version and the express versions. Once I get hold of the beta I intend to create a new installer using WiX that supports as many versions of VS as possible.
Jonathan
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Jonathan - is there anything (within reason) that I can I do to help with the new installer.
Mark
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I've got the beta now and I've changed the installer to support it. You can get the new version from my web site at http://www.zero-one-zero.com/vs. Please give it a go and tell me how you get on.
If you (or anybody else) could give this new version a go on a PC has never had VSFileFinder installed on it and report back here, I would be very grateful.
Jonathan
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Works fine.
Thanks for a beautiful add in!
Pablo_A
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I have just updated my web site with a new version of the addin for Visual Studio 2005. See http://www.zero-one-zero.com/vs.
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| Very Good one
Vijay Chandra Sekhar Parepalli | 20:56 1 Feb '05 |
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I liked this very much.Can any one point me to any resources by which I can get this converted to C#. I am not proficient in C++ and hence unable to extend the functionality offered here. This is a very nice tool.
Sekhar
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Thanks for the complement.
I am not sure how you would convert the project to C#. I think creating tool windows in C# might require a special shim control, see this page. It might be easier to just extend the current version - I am sure you can pick up the C++ easily enough or alternatively you could suggest your ideas here and see if some one else could be tempted to implement it!
Jonathan
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| Re: Very Good one
Vijay Chandra Sekhar Parepalli | 9:51 7 Feb '05 |
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Thanks Jonathan, my small-changes are
1) To save the auto-hide status , which is not yet there now for this addin.
2) Text and Regex based search across solution..just as you said.
3) To make the behavior configurable : as soon as I click the any link in the search results, again the search field value vanishes resetting back everything again.
Sekhar
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I think the version on my web site fixes 3 and maybe 1. I thought 2 would be a useful feature but I have never actually wanted to use it in day-to-day work - is it something you think you would actually use?
Jonathan
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OK. I downloaded the latest one from your site. seems fine. regarding 2: In situations where there are multiple proj files in a solution, it helps in finding out all the occurences of a particular string or a pattern. Very few advantages on top of my mind with this are to find out:
1) how many times a particular function is called and from where.
2) how many and what are functions declared or used and at/from where.
Thanks,
Sekhar
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Although this is over a year late, I have just finished a new version of the addin written entirely in C#. Please see http://www.zero-one-zero.com/vs.
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| Suggestion
Uwe Keim | 2:32 19 Jan '05 |
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One suggestion: It would be cool to have the result list view with multiple selection enabled to open multiple files at once.
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| Solution on unmodeled projects
Ad0 | 13:29 16 Dec '04 |
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I solved that problem by generating the tree into my own tree class, wrapping the objects in a safe manner.
I went the UIHieracy way, and where elements is not projects, not solution items project, but are one level above solution, are unmodeled projects.
IDispFileVwDataProject = doesn't work, but shows up in VS.NET in properties when you select DB project.
IDispFileVwNode = Works for files in unmodeled projects (DB Project)
IDispFileVwFolder = does not work.
UIHieracyItem-based traversing is the best universal way to get items and their information.
By having child and parent, you also can generate a path (like with mine find control).
Then you QueryInterface ('is' them in C#) to check if they are unmodeled or not.
I think you also can check kind on Constants::vsProjectKindUnmodeled
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I actually stumbled across this page after writing my VS file finder-kind of control.
Knowledge is power!
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| Problem with Auto-Hide
Urs Eichman | 22:06 8 Nov '04 |
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I use V3.1 and want to have the VS File Finder window in auto-hide state (sticking to the right border). This does work, but this state is not saved. The next time I open VS, it is not auto-hidden, and I have to press the Pin button again. Other tools' windows are being saved correctly, so it is not a problem with my VS installation.
This problem has nothing to do with the "unofficial" V3.1, it was already there with V2.0.
It would be nice if someone could fix this bug, as I currently don't have time to do it. Thanks!
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| Version 3.1
J W Payne | 12:13 12 Jun '04 |
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I have updated VSFileFinder to version 3.1. This version fixes a bug with opening files using the keyboard. You can now open files using the up and down arrow keys to select a file and pressing enter to open it (previously, the enter key opened the first file in the list which wasn't so useful).
I have put the updated version on my shiny new web site at http://www.zero-one-zero.com/vs/index.html.
There is also another work in progress add-in there! 
Jonathan
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Thanks, this is now the perfect tool! I love it!
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| Minor feature request
huzzaboo | 8:22 11 Jun '04 |
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Man I love this control, thank you so much, again and again.
One thing I'm dying for is complete independence from the mouse. The recent update allowing cursor navigation is great, but I cannot select my chosen file using the keyboard, still have to go for the mouse.
Can you make the Enter key open the selected file?
Thanks!
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| Using GotDotNet Workspace?
kevingreiner | 9:44 9 Jun '04 |
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Why not use the GotDotNet Workspace for this project? You already have all the files there and in source control.
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