QuickLaunch for FlashDevelop 4

Adds a quick launch box that provides easy access to commands, files, classes, and more. It can be placed in either the menu bar or the tool bar. By default it will search all providers. You can use a shortcuts to search an individual provider: @cmd to search menu items, @doc to search open documents, or @type to search types in your project.



History:

v0.9.1 - Now targets the .Net 2.0 Framework.

v0.9 - Changed the search logic of the Open Documents and Project Types providers to use the same logic as Open Resource. The search box now handles the 'common' editing shortcuts such as ctrl+v (paste). Added search and clear icons in the margins of the search box to mimic the look and functionality of vista/web search boxes. Removed the shortcut key text from the search box watermark.

v0.8 - Added Type provider and shortcut to activate quick launch.

v0.1 - Initial creation

Downloads:

• Latest Binary
• Source on GitHub

Thanks go to

• The FlashDevelop team for making an awesome product and being very helpful in the forums

My other FlashDevelop work

• NavigationBar plugin
• EditorMiniMap plugin
• CustomizeToolbar plugin
• PropertiesPanel plugin
• VibrantInk inspired theme

Incredible... Do you cache files like Open Resource dialog (Ctrl+R)?

Currently it is just a lot of 'dumb', linear searching. Single search terms only. No relevance weighting or anything of the like. Despite all that the performance seems reasonable and it is relatively useful.

There is an API for registering new quick launch providers. For instance someone could write a Task provider to search those strings and provide navigation to the tasks. =)

Then I suggest you go and "steal" the files caching & matching done in Open Resource

Suberb plugin. Is it possible that, QuickLaunch will be supported shorcuts ctrl+v ?

@Phillipe

I stole the matching code. Still looking at whether to integrate the caching. In the case of Open Documents, it looks like we both just spin through the MainForm's Documents. I still need to do something with the Project Types so that I don't spin through Content.GetAllProjectClasses on each search. Thanks for the suggestion.

@BizU

Glad you like the plugin. I hooked the common textbox shortcuts in the latest version. Thanks!

Hi, thx for update. Works greate!
Is available advanced editing? Like:ctrl + backspace -> remove last word.
I think it is hard to implement. Type of input field is diffrent like in editor.

Great plugin, one thing tho, could you make it (or at least add the option) to not be case sensitive, often it can't find a file I am looking for just because of incorrect case.