- Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files In Finder
- Visual Studio Code Show Hidden Files Mac
- Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files And Folders
- Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files Command
Tabs and Dual Panel
Toggles all previously marked hidden text sections between hidden and display states: Ctrl-K, Ctrl-K: Sets or removes a bookmark at the current line: Ctrl-M, Ctrl-M: Toggles the currently selected hidden text section or the section containing the cursor if there is no selection between the hidden and display states: Ctrl-K, Ctrl-H. An indicator icon will show when the exclude visibility is currently toggled; Adds a Show Excluded Files command (toggleexcludedfiles.show) to show excluded files in the file explorer. Adds a Restore Excluded Files command (toggleexcludedfiles.restore) to restore (hide) excluded files in the file explorer. Extension Settings.
Tabbed and Dual Panel file management.
Menu commands
Quick access to dozens of functions made available in menus, context menu, toolbar.
Copy Path, Attributes, Contents, Workspace, New Terminal Here, Make Symbolic Link, New File, Copy to, Move to, Show Hidden Items, Hide Desktop, etc.
Cut and Paste
Press Command + X to cut, press Command + P to paste.
Natural Cut and Paste experience.
Copying Queue
Copy and move files one by one, no matter how many times you press Copy/Cut/Paste shortcut without waiting for previous operations to complete.
Folders on top
Keep folders above of files.
For all sort types.
Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files In Finder
Automatically adjust width of columns
To see complete file name of all files without manually adjust column width.
Enhanced Appeareance
Pretty label drawing like legacy Finder. Full row label.
Custom color, also known as light text on dark background.
Colorful icons in Sidebar.
Transparent window.
Many more
Press Enter or Return to open selection.
Middle-click to open folder in new window or new tab.
Shift-Select in Icons View
Display folder item count in List view.
Display size of selected items in Status Bar.
etc
Dual Panel
Preferences
Preferences
Preferences
Cut and Paste
Press Command + X to cut, press Command + P to paste.
Natural Cut and Paste experience.
Copying Queue
Copy and move files one by one, no matter how many times you press Copy/Cut/Paste shortcut without waiting for previous operations to complete.
Folders on top
Keep folders above of files.
For all sort types.
Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files In Finder
Automatically adjust width of columns
To see complete file name of all files without manually adjust column width.
Enhanced Appeareance
Pretty label drawing like legacy Finder. Full row label.
Custom color, also known as light text on dark background.
Colorful icons in Sidebar.
Transparent window.
Many more
Press Enter or Return to open selection.
Middle-click to open folder in new window or new tab.
Shift-Select in Icons View
Display folder item count in List view.
Display size of selected items in Status Bar.
etc
Dual Panel
Preferences
Preferences
Preferences
Visual Studio Code Show Hidden Files Mac
XtraFinder Menu
In VS Code, the file you are actively working on is always highlighted in the solution explorer. In Visual Studio this isn't the default. This makes comes a pain when working with large solutions, especially if those projects have multiple projects.
Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files And Folders
It turns out this is easy to fix!
Visual Studio For Mac Show Hidden Files Command
In Visual Studio's menu go to Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions. Then check 'Track Active Item in Solution Explorer'.
Add a Keyboard Shortcut to Change the Track Active Item in Solution Explorer Setting
This is great but sometimes this isn't ideal if you're temporarily opening up lots of files to look through them. In these cases it's nice to disable this setting. Keyboard shortcuts to the rescue!
We can add a shortcut to toggle this setting by going to Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard. Search for and select the 'View.TrackActivityinSolutionExplorer' setting.
Here you can create a new keyboard shortcut. You can either assign it globally or create it for use in certain scenarios, such as only when you're in the solution explorer. I use ctrl+alt+; to toggle this setting.
