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This extension makes it possible to select multiple occurrences of a selected text for simultaneous editing with multiple cursors. Provides the most common multi-editing features.

Aims to replicate the multi-editing features of Sublime Text/Visual Studio Code for faster coding.

What differs this from the built-in multi-edit of VS 2019?

Features

• Select next occurrence of current selection
• Select next exact occurrence (overrides Find-dialog)
• Select previous occurrence
• Select previous exact occurrence (overrides Find-dialog)
• Select all occurrences
• Convert a selection into multiple cursors
• Skip occurrence
• Undo occurrence
• Add caret above/below
• Use multiple carets to edit
• Add carets by mouse-clicking, press ALT and click to add a new caret or to remove caret/selection at clicked position
• Copy/paste multiple selections, also to external programs

If you want to Move Last Selection To Next Find Match then use Ctrl + K + Ctrl + D. According to docs there's nothing keybinding by default to select previous occurrence. For advanced customization you can open and edit keybindings.json: And there you can assign keyboard shortcut to select previous occurrence: edited Jan 4 '18 at 13:17. Developer community 2. Search Search Microsoft.com. This Visual Studio extension adds a 'Duplicate Selection' command that you can bind to a keyboard shortcut of your choosing (but I recommend Ctrl+D). When invoked, the command inserts whatever text you have selected in front of the current selection. Alternatively, if you do not have a selection, it duplicates the line the caret is on. ⌘D (Windows, Linux Ctrl+D) selects the word at the cursor, or the next occurrence of the current selection. Tip: You can also add more cursors with ⇧⌘L (Windows, Linux Ctrl+Shift+L), which will add a selection at each occurrence of the current selected text. Multi-cursor modifier.

Options

• Toggle case-sensitive search by using the 'Match case' setting from the find-dialog (Ctrl+F)
• Toggle match-whole word search by using the 'Match whole word' setting from the find-dialog (Ctrl+F)
• Options-dialog: Add cursors by mouse-clicking - true by default
• Options-dialog: Keep caret on first entry - false by default, activates behaviour to keep caret on first entry when pressing escape

Key-bindings

Go to Tools -> Options -> Keyboard and search for these command names to edit at your choice. Make sure the Use new shortcut in is set to: Text Editor

Troubleshooting

• Nothing happens when pressing assigned keys

Check that the key-bindings are correct and that the Use new shortcut in is set to: Text Editor.

• Nothing happens when ALT + left-clicking mouse button to add new caret, multiple edits are unresponsive

There is a possibility that other plugins use this functionality too, and a conflict occurs. Please check for other installed plugins with this feature and try to disable.

• Copy/cut multiple occurrences doesnt work as expected

There is a conflict with the extension Copy As Html, if you have this enabled, try to disable it and see if this helps.

Donations

This is absolutely 100% free, a review or a Github star is much appreciated. If you still would like to support me for whatever reason, I'd accept a donation at https://www.paypal.me/thomaswelen

(Total amount donated up to 2021-04-04: $20)

Happy coding

All ReSharper actions can be invoked with keyboard shortcuts. Most of the actions have default shortcuts, which you can use out of the box. For the rest of the actions, you can assign a preferred shortcut keys if needed.

ReSharper provides two default keyboard shortcuts schemes.

• Visual Studio— This scheme aims to minimize conflicts with Visual Studio's own keyboard shortcuts.

• IntelliJ IDEA— This scheme shares the majority of shortcuts with those used in IntelliJ IDEA and its derivative web development IDEs. It provides a common keyboard-centric experience among all JetBrains development environments.

Whatever scheme you choose, you can always change individual keyboard shortcuts later.

You can also download ReSharper shortcuts as PDFs: Visual Studio scheme or IntelliJ IDEA scheme

If you want to change the shortcut for any single command, go to Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard, find the command by its alias (see the right column in the tables below), press the new shortcut keys, and click Assign. For more information, see Configure Keyboard Shortcuts

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