Easy File Finder Add-In for VS 2003

Until you get to use the swanky new Whidbey UI for navigating your solution you might find this add-in helpfull. JWPayne posted about it first here on the GDN powertoys forum. From his post:

VS File Finder creates a new tool window in the IDE that lists all the files in the currently open solution. Next to the list of files there is an edit control to let you quickly narrow down the list of files to just the ones containing the letters you type. Once you see the file you are interested in, you can click on it to open it.
I created this add-in to help me find files in a large solution I am working on. The solution has a few thousand files spread across fifteen projects and it can be hard to find the file I want in the normal Solution Explorer or using the file dialog. VS File Finder is designed to solve this problem.
Note: After installing, you will need to click the "VS File Finder" menu item to display the file finder window (it is not displayed by default).
- Josh

Comments

• Anonymous
  April 20, 2004
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• Anonymous
  April 21, 2004
  The link seems down for now?
• Anonymous
  April 22, 2004
  Wow! It is good seeing something I wrote appearing here! Thank you.
  
  I probably should mention that the version I posted on CodeProject is slightly more recent then the version on GotDotNet (although the source code there is current). I will try and upload new binaries today.
  
  The new version has a few fixes for C# and VB projects (some files were being listed incorrectly) and has new options to highlight files (for example, you can highlight all your .cpp files in one colour and all your .h files in another).
  
  Jonathan