In Visual Studio 2012RC, I am trying to bring back QuickFind, which was correctly working up to the moment I unfortunately decided to use the Find in Files functionality.
Now pressing CTRL+F or CTR+shift+F will, in both cases, bring up the Find and Replace [Find In Files, Replace In Files] window. I temporary managed to add the "Switch to Quick Find" toolbar icon, which worked once. But now even that does not work.
I have tried to remove the keyboard shortcut to Find in Files and QuickFind and reassign the one to QuickFind, but it does not help.
Same if I use QuickLaunch: regardless I select QuickFind or Find In Files, I always get Find In Files.
Any idea apart re-installing the whole application?
EDIT
This seem to happen only for a specific file. If I bring up a different file in the editor, Ctrl+F will bring up QuickFind. It looks like it is storing somewhere the search method and that is overriding the QuickFind. Very confusing. Any ideas how I can fix this?
Understood what is the issue. Ctrl+F will not bring up QuickFind when the document window is in split mode.
Must be a bug of VS2012.
It seems that some file types do not support the quick find feature (which is probably a bug). I found that *.SQL file types do not allow the quick find, whereas *.cs works just fine. As a test:
There's a bug, which Microsoft wont fix :(
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/769189/ctrl-f-opens-find-in-files-rather-than-find
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