If you do the same in Visual Studio, the "old" selection will be saved and become a "lighter colored" selection, like with VS Code when you use the Find in Selection button.
The problem here is that the Find in Selection button is on the RIGHT of the textbox for finding text, so the "natural" way of working (left-to-right) is to fill the textbox for finding the text and then clicking on the Find in Selection, but if you try to do it in VS Code, the selection will be cancelled when you digit a single character in the textbox.
Find cancels the current selection. I hate it :-)
Steps to Reproduce:
Including a small video: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/assets/821344/fb0bb0d0-ebb0-4835-9c22-36ea8a7b801c
If you do the same in Visual Studio, the "old" selection will be saved and become a "lighter colored" selection, like with VS Code when you use the Find in Selection button.
The problem here is that the Find in Selection button is on the RIGHT of the textbox for finding text, so the "natural" way of working (left-to-right) is to fill the textbox for finding the text and then clicking on the Find in Selection, but if you try to do it in VS Code, the selection will be cancelled when you digit a single character in the textbox.