Copyright © 2016-2024 Anthony Fung
Working Files List is a Visual Studio extension that shows a vertically stacked list of documents that have been opened in the editor, in a tool window.
Version 1.7.0 and above is compatible with Visual Studio 2022. For compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio, please use version 1.6.x
Note: This extension does not have a digital signature; file hash sums are listed below (for version 1.8.0). Alternatively, the full source code for this extension is available to enable building your own copy.
- MD5: 543D01927B133DF4324D40828E64C376
- SHA1: 78050444070FD5CD9487DFB509E919E080ED2AB8
- SHA256: 64A80F6699C8CE174D92DA9E90647E825E77C43E9A89F1599F15DBBEF510F9BB
Features
- Sort by document project name
- Sort by document name/recently used order
- Group by project
- Automatically assign list entry colours based on project
- Optionally show parent directories names for each open document
- File type icons
- Ability to pin files
Getting Started
After installing, select [View] -> [Other Windows] -> [Working Files List] on the menu bar within Visual Studio. Any open documents should be listed in the tool window.
- Left-clicking on an item in the list activates the tab for that document.
- Middle-clicking on an item closes that file.
- Hover the mouse over an item to show its full name in the tool tip.
- Right-clicking opens -tests file (opens Tests.extension, e.g. MyFile.cs => MyFileTests.cs)
- Double-left-clicking on an item (in the unpinned files area) pins/unpins the file
Release Notes (v1.8.0)
- Fixed bug where WorkingFileList failed to load when opening a solution, where a source file in one of the projects had been removed recently.
Full version history can be found at
https://github.com/Ant-f/WorkingFilesList/releases
Resources
For further information including user guide, see the wiki
https://github.com/Ant-f/WorkingFilesList/wiki