Multiple references that occur on a single line in source appear in multiple entries in a results window. Specify highlight colors in the options dialog of Visual Assist. Highlighting in results window requires that Enhanced Syntax Coloring be applied to views. By default, references where a symbol is written are typically highlighted in MistyRose, whereas references where a symbol is read are highlighted in LightCyan. References found can appear bold and highlighted in the results window. The count of hidden results, if non-zero, appears at the top of each results window. Each count of "found" results is exclusive of hidden results. You can show read references in one window and write references in a cloned window-to one or different symbols. Each Find References begins with all of the respective results, and each of the shortcuts initially removes references.įilter states are specific to each results window. Press R to hide read references press R again to unhide them.įilter states for D, R, and W toggles are not sticky. For example, the shortcut to display declarations and definitions (D) is visible only when results include a declaration or definition.įilter shortcuts are toggles. Only filters and shortcuts applicable to the current results are visible.
Open the context menu of the window to see all available filters. Searches are always restricted to the current file.įilter content of the Find Results window using single-letter shortcuts when focus is in a results window. one whose scope does not exceed the current file, the toolbar button and shortcut (P) to change scope are ineffective. If you find all references to a local variable, i.e. Results from multiple projects include project nodes.įind References opens with the scope of the previous find.
Toggle scope of search via shortcut (P), toolbar icon, or context menu (Right-Click or Shift+F10, J). Results include only one project node when scope is restricted to the current project. You can restrict searches to the current project, or search throughout multiple projects, via keyboard shortcut (P), toolbar icon, or setting in the context menu of the Find References Results window. Output from Find References is placed in the Find References Results window, where results are grouped by project and file.ĭouble-click entries in the results to jump to respective locations in source. Via the VAssistX entry in the menubar (Alt+X, D)įrom within several tool windows, including the HCB component of the VA View and the VA Outline
Because Find References is typically used often, you may invoke the command in numerous ways: Accessįind References is available from a declaration, definition, or reference to a symbol. In Visual Studio 2015 and older IDEs, the Visual Assist implementation is more feature-rich, faster, and available for more symbols. In Visual Studio 2017, the built-in Find References is comparable to the implementation in Visual Assist.
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