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madskristensen / AddAnyFile

A Visual Studio extension
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Shift-F2 does not work if you use the new 'Open Folder' feature #44

Open davferx opened 7 years ago

davferx commented 7 years ago

Installed product versions

Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2017 RC Version 15.0.26014.0 D15REL Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.7.02017

Add New File - Version: 3.5.127

Description

Shift-F2 does not work if you use the new 'Open Folder' feature

Steps to recreate

  1. Create a folder with a file
  2. File / Open / Folder / (select the folder you just created)
  3. Press Shift+F2

Current behavior

The 'Add New File' Dialog box does NOT pop-up

Expected behavior

Cool new dialog box.

Mitigation / Work Around

It looks like you can activate the extension by right clicking in the Solution Explorer window and clicking Add

ahmad2smile commented 7 years ago

there is nothing there.. in Add options

ahmad2smile commented 7 years ago

not working!! plz fix it.. Now I just can't work without this extension

ahmad2smile commented 7 years ago

Got it working with the Nightly Build v3.5.129... the Menu Option appears in Add. Then assigned the Keyboard shortcut Shift-F2 on Add.NewEmptyFile.. Working

davidsekar commented 7 years ago

Still not working in release version - Version: 3.5.129 Waiting for the fix to be released to marketplace @madskristensen

Thanks.

pedoc commented 4 years ago

how to modify default shortcut?

vurso commented 2 years ago

The latest VS2022 updated trashed the shortcut key for me and after inspecting further appears its now owned by another command and the Shift+F2 is a sequence key now meaning it requires a secondary key press...

So I went with Shift+F2, F2 image

vyan024 commented 1 year ago

The latest VS2022 updated trashed the shortcut key for me and after inspecting further appears its now owned by another command and the Shift+F2 is a sequence key now meaning it requires a secondary key press...

So I went with Shift+F2, F2 image

Thanks, and this works like a charm