Use CTRL+C and CTRL+V with multiple carets as expectedLets say you have multiple carets with a selection. Then you will copy your selection into clibboard (CTRL+C). Then you will move your carets somewhere else and paste copied text (CTRL+V). Without this extension Visual Studio pastes all lines of selection at every caret position. Madness... With this extension a paste command does exactly what you would have expected: Pastes corresponding copies of selections to corresponding caret positions. Create new multiple carets even without matching selectionsMultiple carets can be created through matching some unique same text among lines. Sometimes there is just no same and/or unique text and that is when two new commands can come in handy. Just place your caret somewhere and then press SHIFT+ALT+'L' to place a new multiple caret on a next line. Or press SHIFT+ALT+'K' to remove last multiple caret. Just as almost the same as with standard "next-matching" aproach with SHIFT+ALT+'<' or '>' keyboard shortcuts. Create number or character sequences out of selectionsJust make multiple caret selection anywhere and pres SHIFT+ALT+S to replace all selections with a number/character sequence based on a value in the first selection. |