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yes it does, I use it everyday !

Actually i'm cycling through .cshtml / cshtml.cs / .ts files

I am binding F7 and Shift-F7 (reverse) cycle. For convienence, I aslo nested .ts (typescript) file under cshtml

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I am using project view, but I just tested it with folder view and it works !

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Did you downloaded the ext via vs-marketPlace ?
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=CarlVerret.CycleThroughFiles-001

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Strange, just not working for me. Yes I downloaded from VS Marketplace. Is this for navigating a "nested" looking file like the one you've shown above with a code-behind and whatever or is it for navigating files within a folder/directory?

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it actually uses the siblings functionnality:

var curntFile = Path.GetFileName( _dte.ActiveDocument.FullName);
var curntPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(_dte.ActiveDocument.FullName);
var siblings = DocumentHelpers.Siblings(_dte.ActiveDocument.FullName).ToArray();

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are your files sitting next to each other ?

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Ya the files are next to each other...hrmm I wonder if there is a way I can test with something like Visual Commander

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sorry to hear that did you try another key instead of F7 ?

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which version of VS are you using ?

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Let me try something I use an external program SharpKeys to rebind or remove the functionality of some of my fn media keys, F7 being an unbound key. CycleThroughFiles did not have a hotkey defined initially after my installation so I started with alt-c, then did ctrl+Shift+f, then f6. I will register and bind F7 as a key again and let you know what happens.

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No luck, I am using vs2019 and I reinstalled CycleThroughFiles!

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so I was actually using vs2019 preview - doesn't work - but works in vs2019

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Is there any possible way I can have it be so your extension only cycles / iterates through files of the same extension?

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it does work in VS2019 preview I was using it wrong prior to discovering that files of the same name literally means files of the same name lol

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you mean having 2 modes : same name or same extension ?

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Only extensions would be nice! Preferably just one mode but two is a natural idea as well!

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maybe as a config toggle...

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I wonder what would be your typical use case for different files with same extension ? You'd like to cycle through closed files in the same dir ? Otherwise, I can't see much difference with traditionnal CTRL+TAB ?

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