#39 Middle button support in the Visual Studio Editor

Global search/replace can be tricky. Often times you’ll end up replacing something that you didn’t realize was going to be replaced. Having an undo feature is vey helpful. This video shows you the ins and outs, of Find/Replace in all files. Just like Ctrl+H does a Quick Replace, Ctrl+Shift+H will bring up the Replace in…

This is a quick trick that I’ve started using the move my cursor to the last place, making a selection along the way. It’s kind of weird to explain in text without a 100 images. Video rules!!! [CTRL]+[=] = Select from current cursor position to last Go Back marker.   This work is licensed under…

On the Tools – Options – Text Editor – File Extension page, you can map a file extension to one of the included editors.  And after mapping the .sara extension to a C# editor, we now get syntax highlight… There is also an option to map files without extensions to a specific editor.

The Find and Replace window is not a dialog, but actually a tool window.  Thus you can dock it to the side if you find it in your way. Right-click on the tool window Titlebar and select Dockable.  Now the tool window can be docked using a docking target.  Additionally, you can go to Window menu…