Integrated Coding Tool + Debugging in Visual Studio (+VsCode)

Use ConEmu terminal and ConEmu VS extension for Visual Studio (like VS 2022).

Vscode and vscode-msr extension are optional (can be integrated with VS + system console/terminal).
- See Why + How to Use Custom Alias and Normal Alias for more details.

1. Setup ConEmu Terminal with Visual Studio

Manually install ConEmu or run command: winget install conemu(built-in winget), or choco install conemu(if you have Chocolatey).
Install ConEmu VS extension in Visual Studio (need to restart VS).

Clone this repository.
Setup ConEmu by running long command below in a CMD window (replace C:\opengit\msrTools to your local path at first):
- ConEmuC -GuiMacro SetOption FarGotoEditorPath "PowerShell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -WindowStyle Hidden -File C:\opengit\msrTools\code\vs-conemu\Open-ClickedPathRow-in-VisualStudio.ps1 \"%1\" \"%2\" \"%3\""
  - If failed due to not found ConEmuC: Run add-user-path "C:\Program Files\ConEmu\ConEmu" then re-run above command.
Follow this screenshot to setup ConEmu with Visual Studio.
- You can also run command alias setup-vs-conemu if you done alias step below.
Optional: Use normal + custom alias (like gfind-cs-pref) to help general code mining + file processing in System + Vscode + Visual Studio.

Example: Search all references in whole repository (not just solution scope of current *.sln) + filter output all junk results (tests + definitions):
- gfind-cs-pref ExecuteInConEmu
  - You can add more args like below - the more args, the faster searching speed:
    - gfind-cs-pref ExecuteInConEmu --xp Tool,test,/unit
    - gfind-cs-pref ExecuteInConEmu --sp /ConEmu,Integration