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Quick Open File, now available for VS 2010 Beta 2Those of you who embarked on the Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 train, surely miss my Quick Open File plugin :) Well, good news for you: here it is. It was not as straightforward to port it over to VS 2010 as I first thought it would be. The new VS IDE is now WPF based, but my plugin is Forms-based. The experience could be best described as a half-day trial and error, struggling to implement undocumented interfaces. Well, I guess that’s part of the beta experience… Anyway, here it is and I hope you’ll like it. You can get the plugin at Visual Studio Gallery or at my site. Or better yet, open Visual Studio, go to Extension Manager, click at Online Gallery and type “Quick Open File” to the search box. This way you can install it directly from the IDE.       Posted on: Sun, 29 November 2009 17:52:29 Quick Open File for Visual Studio – minor updateI found out that people come to my homepage mainly to download the Quick Open File for Visual Studio 2008 plugin. In fact there have been over 700 downloads since April-2009, when I first released it. This makes me quite happy because I’ve finally created something people find useful :) As the name suggests, it’s a little utility for Visual Studio 2008 that allows you to find and open any file anywhere in the solution, no matter how deeply buried in the project structure. You just press Ctrl+K, Ctrl+O (of course, you can customize the shortcut key), type a few letters from the file name and hit Enter. And voila, your file is on the screen.
Today I released version 1.1 which adds the option to open the selected file in any other associated editor. The behavior is as follows:
You can find the new version of the plugin at Visual Studio Gallery, or directly at my site.       Posted on: Tue, 10 November 2009 8:08:15 Finally on the webHi there! As some of you may know, I try to pursue a freelance career for a change. So I decided to build myself a website where I can present my work in a convenient way. I’m happy that I finally managed to put it up into a state which I am not completely ashamed of :) I tried to summarize my project portfolio which consits of some of the more interesting school projects and other private software projects. The most interesting things (my diploma thesis, my work-in-progress 3D engine) are yet to come… You can also find a picture gallery there where I mainly put my nature photos. I’ve used many of those photos as desktop backgrounds. Maybe some of them will inspire you too :)       Posted on: Fri, 29 May 2009 2:09:50 |
