July 2017
Beginner
466 pages
9h 37m
English
The Find All References command in Visual Studio is not a new thing. It's used to find out all the references of a member or symbol. In earlier versions of Visual Studio, the UI of the result dialog was simple, having only the results in a grouped list. You can find the previous result dialog here:

However, there was always a demand to improve it, as most developers use it regularly to check for references of a member, type, or symbols. Microsoft worked on it in Visual Studio 2017 and have provided a rich UI for developers to improve their daily productivity.
It now has an advanced grouping, filtering, ...
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