Find anything, anywhere in your source tree, instantly.
You wouldn't use the web without Google... Entrian Source Search is a search engine for your source code.
Developing software is hard. You spend a lot of time searching, for functions, comments, resources, error messages, and so on. That search process should be instant and seamless, and shouldn't break your train of thought. Visual Studio's built-in search and browse features help, but they can be slow and they often give an incomplete picture. Entrian Source Search works instantly, for hundreds lines of code or millions, and it searches everything in your source tree and gives you a results list that's intuitive, syntax coloured and a pleasure to use.
Benefits
- Use Visual Studio more effectively:
- Understand existing code more quickly.
- Easily assess the impact of proposed changes.
- Make major edits with confidence.
- Never have to sit and wait for search results.
- Follow a train of thought as fast as you can think.
- Spend less time analyzing and more time coding.
Key features
- Seamless integration with Visual Studio 2005/2008.
- Full-text search in a fraction of a second, even across millions of lines of code.
- Searches everything: code, comments, strings, resources, documentation, changelogs, everything.
- Filter by filename, directory, file extension or text.
- Autocomplete and configurable keyboard shortcuts make everything even quicker.
The free trial gives you 30 individual days of usage
for free. After that you'll need to buy a license.
Full price for Entrian Source Search will be $59
per developer, but during the Beta it's just $29.