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Announcing Entrian Source Search 1.2.1

Monday, January 26th, 2009 by Richie Hindle

I’m pleased to announce the release of Entrian Source Search 1.2.1, which includes these fixes and enhancements:

  • Files with a .h extension are now syntax highlighted as C++ rather than C.
  • Where you’d excluded a directory via More / Options, files from that directory could still be included in the index if they were changed while Visual Studio was running.  They now stay excluded.
  • The “Entrian Source Search needs a saved solution” dialog that popped up when you created a new solution has gone away.  It was more annoying than useful.

1.2.1 is available from the Download page.

Announcing Entrian Source Search 1.2

Friday, January 23rd, 2009 by Richie Hindle

I’m pleased to announce Entrian Source Search version 1.2, with the following fixes:

  • Right-clicking on messages like ‘No hits’ no longer causes a crash (thanks, Adam).
  • Versions prior to 1.2 could set up the keyboard shortcuts incorrectly; 1.2 fixes the problem and will also repair broken keyboard shortcuts created by prior versions (thanks, Roel).
  • It no longer optimises the index as often as it used to.
  • For some users, prior versions wouldn’t remember the docking state of the tool window.  Now fixed (thanks, Ivan).

Download from the usual place.

Announcing Entrian Source Search 1.1.2

Thursday, December 4th, 2008 by Richie Hindle

The first non-Beta release of Entrian Source Search!

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I’d like to thank all our Beta testers, especially Andrew, Adam, Dan and Ivan, for all the great feedback they’ve provided during the Beta program.  The software wouldn’t be anywhere near as robust, flexible and easy to use as it is now if it weren’t for you guys.

1.1.2 has only a couple of fixes relative to 0.98.3:

  • Fixed a crash in the syntax coloring code for ASP files (thanks, Ivan).
  • The About dialog now adjusts its layout sensibly when you resize it.

And most importantly:

  • It no longer says Beta! 🙂

Download from the usual place.

Entrian Source Search 0.98.3 Beta

Sunday, October 19th, 2008 by Richie Hindle

0.98.3 is released:

  • Allow pathname exclusions as well as filenames (thanks, Ivan).
  • Fixed a once-in-a-blue-moon crash caused by a race condition in the indexer (thanks, Adam).
  • Where a hit is on the last line of a file, eliminated the appearance of a bogus duplicate word in the results list (thanks, Andrew).

Download from the usual place.

Announcing Entrian Source Search 0.98.2 Beta

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008 by Richie Hindle

Hot on the heels of 0.98 comes a bugfix release, 0.98.2, that fixes a crash bug in the results display if you’re using a Visual Studio colour scheme with highly saturated source code background colors.

Entrian Source Search 0.98 Beta

Wednesday, October 1st, 2008 by Richie Hindle

Entrian Source Search 0.98 Beta is out, with a slew of ergonomic improvements and a couple of crash fixes:

  •  Fixed a crash when starting up two instances of Visual Studio at once (thanks, Andrew).
  • Allow quote marks within quoted phrases (thanks, Ivan):

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  • Solutions that share an index are now grouped together in the Share menu (thanks, Dan):

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  • In the Hints menu, make it clear that filtering is by file, not line (thanks, Dan).
  • Fixed a startup crash on Japanese Windows.
  • Search phrases with embedded quotes, eg. id=”mybutton” now work properly (thanks, Dan).

Entrian Source Search 0.97 Beta released

Wednesday, September 10th, 2008 by Richie Hindle

(Note: This post is from September 2008.  Apologies to anyone seeing this via RSS as a new post in the “30days” feed from FeedBurner – I think FeedBurner has gone slightly mad.)

I’m happy to announce the release of Entrian Source Search 0.97 Beta, with a very cool enhancement: you can now use a wildcard asterisk anywhere in a word (where previously you could only use them at the end of a word).  Here’s a search for *query*:

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You can use as many asterisks as you like within a word, so *Query*T* will match ESSQueryPartType.  Thanks to Dan for the impetus for me to get on and implement this!

Entrian Source Search 0.96 Beta released

Friday, August 29th, 2008 by Richie Hindle

Entrian Source Search 0.96 Beta has just been released:

  • The search results now use the same color scheme as Visual Studio, so if you code in green-on-black, your search results will match (thanks, Ivan):

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  • Added *.frm, *.bas and *.cls to the list of supported files (thanks, ‘Mister’ from BoS).
  • Added a scrollbar to the Exclusion Patterns list.
  • Added enc_temp_folder to the default exclusions.
  • Better crash reporting (thanks, Andrew).

Entrian Source Search 0.95 Beta

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008 by Richie Hindle

I’m happy to announce the release of the next Beta version of Entrian Source Search, 0.95.  In this release you’ll find these fixes and enhancements:

  • Fixed a crash when indexing source files under German Windows (thanks, Sebastian).
  • The size and position of tooltips is now correct under Windows Vista.
  • Fixed the appearance of the ‘Dock me’ hint on systems using large fonts (thanks, Andrew).
  • The default key bindings now include AltGr as well as Alt as the modifier, for one-handed operation on keyboards with AltGr keys (thanks, Andrew).
  • Ensured that all MessageBoxes have suitable icons.
  • Fixed a bug where the tooltips could flicker when the mouse cursor was over them.

As always, you can download the addin here.

Entrian Source Search 0.94 Beta

Friday, June 20th, 2008 by Richie Hindle

Entrian Source Search 0.94 Beta is out, with a pile of enhancements and fixes:

  • Added a Right-click menu, with “Copy pathame to clipboard” etc. (thanks, Adam):

    The Entrian Source Search context menu

  • Better crash reporting.
  •  Made the Status tooltip disappear when indexing finishes.
  •  Added “More / Website” and added a link to the website to the About box.
  • Added an initial ‘Dock me’ hint when the tool window starts up floating (thanks, Andrew).