v0.9.13
Minor fixes over 0.9.12, same release notes as 0.9.12:
Lots of UI changes and perf. improvements
- "Official" support for indexing any directory in addition to Chromium enlistments
- Simply create a
vs-chromium-project.txt
file at the root of the directory to index. See [https://github.com/chromium/vs-chromium/blob/master/vs-chromium-project.txt] for an example. - In addition, VS Chromium now tracks the solution file open in Visual Studio, so storing the
vs-chromium-project.txt
file next to the.sln
file is usually enough to automatically enable indexing when opening a solution.
- Simply create a
- New
Code Search
tool window:- The tool window is used for performing text and file searches, and displaying/navigating results.
- The tree view with files and directories has been moved to the standard VS "Solution Explorer" window, showing as "virtual" project nodes. This enables better integration with Visual Studio.
- The former "Source Explorer" has been removed, as it is superseded by the changes above.
Tools|Options
pages are now available for fine grained control over which VS Chroimum feature to enable or disable.Quick Text Search
productivity feature:Ctrl-Shift-;
selects the current word in the current editor file, performs a text search on the selection and sets focus to Code Search windowQuick File Search
productivity feature:Ctrl-Shift-'
does the same for file paths.- Support
Match whole word
option - Support for "scoped" text search by specifying a path pattern in "File Paths" (e..g "/src" to restrict the search to files under the "src" directory)
- Refresh search results when toolbar buttons are clicked
- Updating the index is much faster when file changes (add/delete) occur on disk
- Search results file location stay up to date with editor changes, i.e. when search results are displayed for a given file and changes are made to that file in the VS editor, double clicking on the search results will navigate to the updated location of the match
- Auto-detect binary files and skip loading them
- and more....