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Avoid Extension Resets!
Since the February 2011 release of the Productivity Power Tools, your extension state (disabled or enabled) will be retained when you install a new version of the Tools as long as Visual Studio is running during the installation. You can tell Visual Studio to automatically check for updates to installed extensions (Tools | Options | Environment | Extension Manager), as seen here:
![[صورة مرفقة: options.png]](http://i1.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/50273/1/options.png)
When updates to any extension (not just the Productivity Power Tools) are posted to the Visual Studio Gallery you will see a toast notification in the Windows tray letting you know that there are updates available.
![[صورة مرفقة: toast.png]](http://i3.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/50272/1/toast.png)
Clicking on the popup will take you directly to the Updates tab of the Extension Manager, where you can quickly install the latest release of your extensions. Please note, it may take a few moments for the Update list to populate in the Extension Manager.
XP users: Please see known issues for problems updating the Productivity Power Tools
Quick Find (Updated)
There are many different ways to find within Visual Studio (Incremental Search, Quick Find, Find in Files, Find Toolbar, etc) and it often isn’t clear which is the best for a given task or worse these options even exist. The find dialog itself also can obstruct code and jump around while users are searching. Our solution to these problems is the new Quick Find extension. In the screenshot below, you will see that we’ve turned the quick find & incremental search experiences into a find pop-up that is available at top right hand corner of the editor. After hitting, Ctrl+I or Ctrl+F, it simply highlights the find results as you type. From this small but powerful pop-up, you have access to most of the Quick Find functionality such as replace, options to match case and added support for matching .NET Regular Expressions!
![[صورة مرفقة: find1.png]](http://i2.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/50274/1/find1.png)
As a result your feedback, we've added the ability to set the scope of the Find to Selection, Document, Project, or Solution.
![[صورة مرفقة: findscope.png]](http://i2.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/50275/1/findscope.png)
Release notes:
Enhanced Scrollbar
We’ve been looking into ways that we can improve the experience of navigating through code files. Our solution is the source map which has three modes that will allow you to more easily see the interesting artifacts in your files (edits, breakpoints, bookmarks, errors, warnings etc) and make it easy for you to navigate between them. The default mode is the “scroll bar only mode” which overlays icons onto the standard scrollbar to allow for viewing of these artifacts. In the source map mode, we’ve replaced the default scroll bar allow you to click on any item on the scrollbar to navigate directly to it. This source map mode also provides a preview of the part of the document as you hover. Finally, we have the detailed source map mode, which allows you to get a zoom out view of your entire file. You can switch between any of these modes by right-clicking on the scroll bar or going to Tools Options>Productivity Power Tools>Source Map where we have a host of other options that you can configure.
Middle-Click Scrolling
The ability to do middle click scrolling in Visual Studio 2010 has been a top request from our beta customers that we weren’t quite able to get into the release. With this extension you can press down on your scroll wheel and the move the mouse to quickly scroll through your document!
![[صورة مرفقة: middleclickscrolling.png]](http://i3.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/46443/1/middleclickscrolling.png)
Organize Imports for Visual Basic
As part of the co-evolution strategy for Visual Basic and C#, we continue to bring the best features from each language experiences to the other. With Organize Imports for Visual Basic we’ve added yet another feature to that list. From the context menu, it allows you to sort the imports logically and remove the ones that aren’t being used.
![[صورة مرفقة: organizeimports.png]](http://i3.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/46444/1/organizeimports.png)
Solution Navigator
Solution Navigator is a new tool window that acts like an enhanced Solution Explorer. With it, you can:
Solution Navigator also provides interactive tooltips in C# and VB code (replacing the default “quick info” tooltips) that give you the same kind of data, but right at your fingertips. In addition to getting the tooltips on hover, you can:
![[صورة مرفقة: solutionnavigator.png]](http://i3.visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef/image/file/32143/0/solutionnavigator.png)
Tab Well UI (More Info)
This extension allows you to completely customize the behaviour of your document tabs from the Productivity Power Tools Options:
Avoid Extension Resets!
Since the February 2011 release of the Productivity Power Tools, your extension state (disabled or enabled) will be retained when you install a new version of the Tools as long as Visual Studio is running during the installation. You can tell Visual Studio to automatically check for updates to installed extensions (Tools | Options | Environment | Extension Manager), as seen here:
When updates to any extension (not just the Productivity Power Tools) are posted to the Visual Studio Gallery you will see a toast notification in the Windows tray letting you know that there are updates available.
Clicking on the popup will take you directly to the Updates tab of the Extension Manager, where you can quickly install the latest release of your extensions. Please note, it may take a few moments for the Update list to populate in the Extension Manager.
XP users: Please see known issues for problems updating the Productivity Power Tools
Quick Find (Updated)
There are many different ways to find within Visual Studio (Incremental Search, Quick Find, Find in Files, Find Toolbar, etc) and it often isn’t clear which is the best for a given task or worse these options even exist. The find dialog itself also can obstruct code and jump around while users are searching. Our solution to these problems is the new Quick Find extension. In the screenshot below, you will see that we’ve turned the quick find & incremental search experiences into a find pop-up that is available at top right hand corner of the editor. After hitting, Ctrl+I or Ctrl+F, it simply highlights the find results as you type. From this small but powerful pop-up, you have access to most of the Quick Find functionality such as replace, options to match case and added support for matching .NET Regular Expressions!
As a result your feedback, we've added the ability to set the scope of the Find to Selection, Document, Project, or Solution.
Release notes:
- As an extension, it was only possible to implement these changes for the code editor. You still must use Quick Find for searching in designers and other non-editor tabs.
- .NET Regular expressions are only available in the Find extension. Find in Files will continue to use VS Regular expressions
- Feel free to email us your feedback: VSFindFeedback@microsoft.com
Enhanced Scrollbar
We’ve been looking into ways that we can improve the experience of navigating through code files. Our solution is the source map which has three modes that will allow you to more easily see the interesting artifacts in your files (edits, breakpoints, bookmarks, errors, warnings etc) and make it easy for you to navigate between them. The default mode is the “scroll bar only mode” which overlays icons onto the standard scrollbar to allow for viewing of these artifacts. In the source map mode, we’ve replaced the default scroll bar allow you to click on any item on the scrollbar to navigate directly to it. This source map mode also provides a preview of the part of the document as you hover. Finally, we have the detailed source map mode, which allows you to get a zoom out view of your entire file. You can switch between any of these modes by right-clicking on the scroll bar or going to Tools Options>Productivity Power Tools>Source Map where we have a host of other options that you can configure.
Middle-Click Scrolling
The ability to do middle click scrolling in Visual Studio 2010 has been a top request from our beta customers that we weren’t quite able to get into the release. With this extension you can press down on your scroll wheel and the move the mouse to quickly scroll through your document!
Organize Imports for Visual Basic
As part of the co-evolution strategy for Visual Basic and C#, we continue to bring the best features from each language experiences to the other. With Organize Imports for Visual Basic we’ve added yet another feature to that list. From the context menu, it allows you to sort the imports logically and remove the ones that aren’t being used.
Solution Navigator
Solution Navigator is a new tool window that acts like an enhanced Solution Explorer. With it, you can:
- Expand code files to navigate to its classes, expand classes to navigate to their members, and so on (C# and VB only)
- Search your solution, all the way down to class members
- Filter your solution or projects to see just opened files, unsaved files, and so on
- View related information about classes and members (such as references or callers/callees for C#)
- Preview images by hovering over them, or preview rich information by hovering over code items
- We've also added support for multiple selection and drag & drop.
Solution Navigator also provides interactive tooltips in C# and VB code (replacing the default “quick info” tooltips) that give you the same kind of data, but right at your fingertips. In addition to getting the tooltips on hover, you can:
- Press Ctrl+1 to open a relevant tooltip at the current cursor location
- Press Ctrl+2 to quickly navigate to any class/member in the current source file
Tab Well UI (More Info)
This extension allows you to completely customize the behaviour of your document tabs from the Productivity Power Tools Options:
- Floating Tab Wells
Now you can dock floating document windows on a separate monitor just like tool windows! There’s also an option now which allows you to open documents as floating by default.
- Scrollable tabs
Maintain spatial consistency of the documents that are included in the document well.
- Vertical tabs
Document tabs are shown vertically, allowing you to fit more tabs than are normally visible when shown horizontally.
- Pinned tabs
Allows you to pin tabs to keep them always visible and available.
- Show close button in tab well
Similar to Visual Studio 2008, will show a close button in the document well that will close the active tab.
- Tab Behavior
- More Commands for Navigation
Using Ctrl+Alt+Page Down and Page Up to navigate between tabs (including pinned) in visual order.
Activate a specific pinned tab by Ctrl+Num Pad 1 through 0
Activate a specific regular tab by Ctrl+Alt+Num Pad 1 through 0
New commands for Moving windows between Tab groups (Window.MoveAllToNextTabGroup/Window.MoveAllToPreviousTabGroup)
- Remove tabs by usage order (LRU)
When a new tab is inserted and existing tabs don't fit in the document well, instead of removing the tab at the end of the well it will remove the least recently used tab. This ensures that frequently used tabs are readily available.
- Show pinned tabs in a separate row/column
Pinning tabs can quickly cause you to run out of space for regular tabs. The option allows you to always show pinned tabs in a separate row (or column, if displayed vertically) from regular tabs.
- Sorting
- Sort tabs by project
Tabs will be sorted by the project they belong to, thus keeping them always together in the document tab well.
- Sort tabs alphabetically
Tabs will be sorted alphabetically. When Sort By Project is turned on, tabs will be sorted first by project and then alphabetically.
- Sort tab well dropdown alphabetically
The drop down menu at the right end of the document well is sorted alphabetically. This option allows ordering as the tabs are laid out in the document well.
- Sort tabs by project
- More Commands for Navigation
- Tab UI
- Color tabs according to their project or according to regular expressions
This option permits tabs to be colored according to the project they belong to. This is particularly useful when sorting tabs by project, as it allows you to immediately identify different groups of project documents.
You can also configure regular expressions and assign a color to each one. If the name of a tab matches the configured regular expression, it will be colored with the assigned color.
- Color tabs according to their project or according to regular expressions
- Miscellaneous options that modify tab UI
- Show document/toolwindow icon in tab
- Show close button in tab
- Modify dirty indicator style
This option allows you to select from a set of different dirty indicators that you might prefer over the asterisk.
- Modify minimum and maximum tab size
Allows you to modify minimum and maximum tab size. Try setting minimum and maximum sizes to the same value, and you will have evenly spaced tabs.
- Advanced Options
We previously had 14 options configured only through registry keys, you can now find them in the Advanced Options button in Tools Options->Productivity Power Tools -> Document Tab Well -> General
- Show document/toolwindow icon in tab
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