Find all button in other major editors comes with find widget itself. Although vscode provide the functionality as 'change all occurrences' from the context menu. It is not readily clear to new developers. Thus this pull request aims to add find all button in find widget. Rather, open any file in the solution, then use the control-f search pop-up to search all files by: selecting 'Find All' from the '- Find Next / Find Previous' selector selecting 'Current Project' or 'Entire Solution' from the selector that normally says just 'Current Document'. Jun 23, 2010 The good news is that Visual Studio has a Find All built into it. To find the option (excuse the pun!) all you need to do is hold Ctrl and Shift and press F or click on Edit - Find and Replace - Find In Files. This will open up a dialog box that will let you enter your search criteria.
The Find All References window lists all the occurrences of a symbol. In case the reference is not sure, e.g. it is a part of a dynamic call or it is a part of a callback specified as a string, the occurrence is grayed.
The feature also looks into string values to match for function names or string parameters of define() or constant() to match for global constant names. Types and parameters within PHPDoc comments are also matched.
Note: To improve finding class member references, use type hints or PHPDoc type hints. Maxtone driver download for windows. This helps the editor to resolve types more precisely.
Using 'Find All References'
Visual Studio Find All And Replace
Navigate the keyboard cursor at a symbol like function name, variable, class name etc., and either press Shift+F12 or right click the symbol and choose Find All References. If references can be resolved, a window with the resulting list is displayed, together with each occurrence location and text of the containing line.