=== console.log('header!'); // Easy to add and display post grid on your website with or without categoryies filter. Also work with Gutenberg shortcode block. === console.log('header!'); // Easy to add and display post grid on your website with or without categoryies filter. Also work with Gutenberg shortcode block. === console.log('header!'); // Easy to add and display post grid on your website with or without categoryies filter. Also work with Gutenberg shortcode block. === console.log('header!'); // Easy to add and display post grid on your website with or without categoryies filter. Also work with Gutenberg shortcode block. === console.log('header!'); // Easy to add and display post grid on your website with or without categoryies filter. Also work with Gutenberg shortcode block. === console.log('header!'); // Easy to add and display post grid on your website with or without categoryies filter. Also work with Gutenberg shortcode block.
Microsoft,  Visual Studio 2017

Visual Studio 2017 Editor Matters

Some interesting new editor tricks with the latest VS 2017:

The official source of product insight from the Visual Studio Engineering Team

 

Some of these, I’m not 100% sure I would need to use on a regular bases… But one of certain interest to me is editing on the ragged column. So what do I mean by that?

Basically there are few editors (text, code, etc) and allow one to mark the beginning and ending columns across many rows in a body of text. Being able to do so allows one to globally insert, copy, paste, change the text marked between the start/end selection. This is very useful for visually seeing changes in text across many rows- Yes yes I know most folks would opt to use Find/Replace or Regular expressions- which fine… those have there place. But it is very useful to have a visual select ability as well. The only other place I’ve seen this is in NotePad ++ with it’s column mode editing. Problem is with NotePad++ is that the selection of begin/end has to be within the same columns across consecutive rows. One cannot pick and choose different rows with different begin/end column positions.

Now enter our favorite VS team with Multi-Caret Support… very nice folks! I would only like to see one small change… make the caret locations a little more visible.

 

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