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+ Now! - NemPosted: Dec 18th, 2009 - 12:30:47 am
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+ Open Now! is a Visual Studio 2005, 2008 and 2010 add-in which allows you to quickly search for files + by name and open them in Visual Studio. Open Now! is an open source add-in licensed under the GPL.
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- Open files in Visual Studio or view them in Windows Explorer. +
- Force open files in code view (instead of designer view which some file types default to). +
- Filter and sort by file name, file path, project name and project path. +
- Filter using wildcards. +
- Retain settings between uses. +
- Fast responsive interface. +
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- Open + Now! Package +
- Open + Now! v1.1.0 Installer (450 KB)* +
- Open + Now! v1.1.0 Archive (65 KB) +
- Open + Now! v1.1.0 Source Code (105 KB) +
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- Open + Now! v1.1.0 Installer (450 KB)* +
- Open + Now! v1.1.0 Archive (65 KB) +
- Open + Now! v1.1.0 Source Code (105 KB) +
* Includes binaries built for Visual Studio 2005, 2008 and 2010.
+ + Special Characters: + +There are a number of special characters that can prefix search terms. You can string several special + characters together to create more advanced terms. The actual search string starts after the first + invalid special character or opening quote. These special characters are:
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- The ampersand (&) specifies that the search string should be combined with a logical + "and". (Note, this is the default implicit behavior - you probably wont even need to type an + ampersand). +
- The vertical bar (|) specifies that the search string should be combined with a logical + "or". +
- The hyphon (-) and apostrophe (!) specify that the search string should be negated. + +
- The backward slash (\) or forward slash (/) specify that the whole file or project + path should be searched, not just the file or project name. +
- The colon (:) specifies that the project or project path should be searched and not the + file name or file path. +
- The double quote (") can be used to surround the above special characters (or spaces) to + effectively "escape" them. +
- The asterisk (*) can be used as a multi character wildcard. +
- The question mark (?) can be used as a single character wildcard. +
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| + substring .h + | ++ Find all files containing substring in all .h files. + | +
| + substring |.cpp |.h + | ++ Find all files containing substring in all .cpp and .h files. + | +
| + substring -.h + | ++ Find all files containing substring in all files except .h files. + | +
| + substring -.cpp -.h + | ++ Find all files containing substring in all files except .cpp and .h + files. + | +
| + substring \\include\ + | ++ Find all files containing substring in any folder called include. + | +
| + substring :\"header files" + | ++ Find all files containing substring in any filter containing header files. + | +
| + :substring + | ++ Find all files in any project containing substring. + | +
| + substring *.h + | ++ Find all files containing substring in all files ending in .h. + | +
+ + Revision History: + +
+ + v1.1.0 + +
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+ - Added an OpenComplementary command (Alt+O) to open files of the same name but differing + extensions. +
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- Added support for Visual Studio 2010. +
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- Added support for Visual Studio 2008. +
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+ Modified: Nov 26th, 2016 - 6:27:14 pm[ 9213 Views ]
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+ 1. DomIIIPosted: Mar 25th, 2010 - 10:47:00 am
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+ thanks for this! it's very useful
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