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Visual Studio Tip: Enhanced Scrollbar – everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask
Description
The enhanced scrollbar was added in Visual Studio 2013. It allows you to more easily track changes and navigate your code. Find out what all those different colour squares mean and learn what you can and cannot customize in the scrollbar display.
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The Discussion
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nibras85 Thank you that was useful.
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Suave Excellent! Feel more powerful already.
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dam08 Nice features, thanks you.
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Lengsokpheakdey Very useful features..
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MarcioMonego Ohoo!
Greate features!
It's nice to our tool evolve like this.
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norsten Thanks -Quick question: You showed the 'Highlight Variable' feature 3:30 into video -will this be available in VS2015 RTM ? (as its currently not working in VS2015 RC)
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kamranbehzad In this video the scrollbar map also has a darker color curved segments that show the length of a method/function. I used to see that before and I don't see it now (VS2017). I vaguely remember this was the effect of an extension. Anybody know how I can get this effect? Anybody know of an extension that does this?