Cmd + T for Visual Studio

The Command-T extension provides an extremely fast, intuitive mechanism for opening files with a minimal number of keystrokes. It's named "Command-T" because it replicates the "Go to File" window bound to Command-T in TextMate.

Usage

You can launch it by clicking Go to file in the Tools menu, but the preffered way to do that is by pressing a shortcut. The default shortcut isAlt + T, since Ctrl + t is used by Visual Studio for some weird command no one have ever used.

You can rebind it by going to Tools - Options - Environment - Keyboard.

Once you see the extension window you can start typing. It uses a fuzzy search algorithm, so if you typemdlusrcs, it should show Models\User.cs file. Press Enter to open it and start editing right away.

Contributions

There are lots of thing that could be improved. I've made it in two hours and it's been tested only on VS2012. The search algorithm is also far from perfect. Feel free to submit a pull request or create an issue. Fork it on Github:https://github.com/maxt3r/VS-CmdT

Authors and license

Max Al Farakh from JitBit

@maxt3r

Licensed under the MIT License