You can select or clear the following option s :. If this check box is selected, you can use special notations to define patterns of text to match in the Find what or Replace with text boxes. This list indicates the types of files to search through in the Look in directories. If this field is blank, all of the files in the Look in directories will be searched. You can expand or collapse the Result options section. The following options under List results in can be selected or cleared:.
When selected, the results of the current search replaces the content of the Find Results 1 window. This window opens automatically to display your search results. To open this window manually, select Other Windows from the View menu and then select Find Results 1. When selected, the results of the current search will replace the content of the Find Results 2 window. Displays a list of files containing search matches rather than displaying the search matches themselves.
Visual Studio begins building an index after your code context is loaded, such as when opening a new project, changing branches, or otherwise changing the file list. If you search while Visual Studio is still indexing your source files, you might see a warning that results are incomplete.
You can keep the results from one search while you're performing other searches. This makes it easy to compare results and see them side-by-side. To keep several search results, select the Keep Results button after each search. Then, when you search for something else, the results are shown in a new tab.
You can keep the results of up to five searches. If you've already got five search results showing, the next search will reuse the oldest search result tab. In Visual Studio and later, you can set Visual Studio to always keep results. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Using the StorageLibraryChangeTracker class, an app can track:.
Use this guide to learn the programing model for working with the change tracker, view some sample code, and understand the different types of file operations that are tracked by StorageLibraryChangeTracker. StorageLibraryChangeTracker works for user libraries, or for any folder on the local machine.
This includes secondary drives or removable drives but does not include NAS drives or network drives. The change tracker is implemented on system as a circular buffer storing the last N file system operations. Apps are able to read the changes off of the buffer and then process them into their own experiences. Once the app is finished with the changes it marks the changes as processed and will never see them again. The next sections walk through each of the steps with some code examples.
The complete code sample is provided at the end of the article. The first thing that the app needs to do is to tell the system that it is interested in change tracking a given library.
It does this by calling the Enable method on the change tracker for the library of interest. Apps can register to be activated any time there is a change by registering for the StorageLibraryChangedTrigger event. The app can then poll for changes from the change tracker and receive a list of the changes since the last time it checked. So let's start tracking this file by typing git add rocket.
If we now run git status, we now see that the rocket. Modified files that have been added are now in our staged state. Git has provided us with another message that says use git reset HEAD, and then file, to unstage.
Resetting or removing files from the staged area is something we're going to cover in the next article.
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