I’m pleased to announce Entrian Source Search 1.7.15, with these fixes and features:
- Your tabs, search history, etc. are now saved and restored between sessions. Thanks, Boris.
- You can now choose to trim any leading whitespace from the lines in the results list. Thanks, Ernie.
- You can once again use a UNC path as an index root. Thanks, Allen and Brady.
- When using a High DPI display mode, Source Search dialogs containing multiline text boxes no longer suffers from layout glitches. Thanks, Yash.
- Searching using a wildcard in a filename, eg. [file:jquery.*.js] now returns all the results, rather than missing out a seemingly random subset of them. Thanks, Jools.
- Wildcards in filename filters now behave more as you’d expect: prefixed wildcards (eg. j*) in filenames can now match more than one token rather than just one, so [file:j*.js] matches jquery-ui.min.js as well as jquery.js. Thanks, Jools.
- After a crash disables Source Search, triggering it again now asks whether you want to re-enable it, rather then telling you to use the “More / Enable…” command to do so. The problem with old message was that if the Source Search window wasn’t visible, there was no way to get to that “”More / Enable…” command. Thanks, Walter.
- When you resize the Visual Studio window during a search, so that the Search box changes size, the spinner now maintains its position at the right-hand end of the search box. Thanks, Jools.
- The ‘Show only filename/folder’ and ‘Don’t show filename/folder’ commands now work properly with filenames and folders that contain spaces. Thanks, Avraham.
- In C-family languages, if you have source file with an unclosed string, the syntax highlighting now recovers rather than highligting the whole of the rest of the file as a string.
- Using a text filter (This +That, meaing ‘search for This in files containing That’) for an index with a directory mapping now works properly. Thanks, Huy.
- In the dark theme, the results list header now has visible separators between the columns. Thanks, Jools.
- Source Search no longer fails on startup when the ANSI codepage is set to UTF-8. Thanks, Justin.
- Single tokens that are many hundreds of characters long no longer cause rendering glitches in the autocomplete dropdown. Thanks, Sam.
- Alt+= on a Lisp symbol in a .dc or .dcx file now searches for the whole symbol. Thanks, Jonathan.
- The Source Search installer no longer has a dependency on MSVCP140.dll, which isn’t present on all developer PCs. Thanks, Derrick.
You can download this new release from the download page or from the Visual Studio Marketplace.