NestIn

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Nest files in Solution Explorer.

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Visual Studio
2012, 2010
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8/2/2012
1.1.4
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by Amol Bhandakkar | May 30 2013

Works great!! Thanks

by Jim Lightfoot | May 20 2013

Doesn't work on websites. Useless for me.

by usenkov1988 | February 20 2013

Very, very thanks

by OldPhantom | January 21 2013

Well, since we can no longer use macros to nest types A++ for this one. Thanks mate.

by Randall Eike | January 12 2013

Lightweight, seconds to install, and works just as advertised. Great job!

by Júlio Nobre | October 21 2012

Excelente fix! Thanks for sharing it.

by RyanGilkes | October 06 2012

The extension is great. One suggestion, however. When I select two items, I often have to click the drop-down to change the suggested root. Would be great if the extension could be more intelligent at guessing the root. For example, if you choose a .cshtml and .cs file, suggest the .cshtml as the root. Or maybe if it's easier, suggest the root as the first clicked item.

by stian.net | September 14 2012

Very handy, but I can't rename nested items. (VS 2012)

by AAKoken | September 11 2012

It works great, I love it.

by --Mike | August 22 2012

Very handy tool that's saved me piles of time. Now instead of unloading the project and hand-editing, I can group code files in seconds with this tool.

by Mark Arielo | July 31 2012

Not working. Seems that it is not supported anymore.

JoseRomaniello August 03 2012
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I did hard work to fix some problems after merging a pull request. I receive confirmation that now is working fine for some people.If you have any problems with this do not hesistate to contact me with more details.

On the other hand this project is open source.

by Marco Bev | June 01 2012

Great! It just works!

by Shimmy Weitzhandler | May 22 2012

Works great!

by Joe_Kaiser | February 24 2012

lovely, thanks!

by John Paliwoda | February 10 2012

Works as expected, which is great because editing the project file is tedious and VSCommand plug-in occasionally pops up messages and seemed to slow down VS start-up. One minor change I would make is to have the initial parent class suggestion be the class with the shorter name instead of the longer name since that is normally the case.

by Nick Craver | November 03 2011

We were using the VSCommands extension to get *only* this functionality before...thanks for the much simpler/compact alternative. It's a bit of time off my VS startup, cheers!

by devsoftx | October 19 2010

Buena extensión , hace tiempo que necesitaba algo así.

by zihotki | October 18 2010

It works great, I love it

by vladek.vitsko | October 16 2010

TFS doesn't seem to like it at all :/

by Oliver Feng | October 16 2010

I always wanted this.

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  • sending us to CodePlex?
    2 Posts | Last Post July 23, 2012
    • Your installer is trying to send the user to "nestin.codeplex.com" with doesn't exist.  
      
      You should probably update the installer to send us to BitBucket for information instead.
      
    • thanks for this. I already fix the problem, the main repository for the tool is here:
      
      http://bitbucket.org/jfromaniello/nestin/
  • Select shorter name first
    2 Posts | Last Post July 23, 2012
    • When asking what should be the main file, it should always select the shorter name in the drop down, so unless desired I can hit enter without checking what is currently selected.
      
      Thanks
    • Implemented in version 1.1.2. Thanks
  • There is something wrong with the latest update
    4 Posts | Last Post July 23, 2012
    • Today when I started visual studio I saw update there was update for this extention, but when I tried to install it I got error that I do not have version of Net Framework installed strage please review this
    • Today i had to setup a new client with windows xp and visual studio 2010 sp1.
      I also needed to install the NestIn plugin, which failed. I had the same problem.
      
      The problem is, there is no .NET Framework 4.5 for Windows XP.
      
      You can easily fix this issue by editing the vsix file manually. Its nothing else than a ZIP file.
      
      Do not extract it, just open it (e.g. with 7-zip) and edit the file "extension.vsixmanifest"
      inside it, because its important that the manifest file is the first document in the ZIP-container. You just need to edit one line:
      
      <SupportedFrameworkRuntimeEdition MinVersion="4.5" MaxVersion="4.5" />
      
      to
      
      <SupportedFrameworkRuntimeEdition MinVersion="4.0" MaxVersion="4.5" />
      
      This lowers the FrameworkRuntimeVersion to 4.0.
      
      Save the changes and try it again. 
      Worked fine for me.
    • It is fixed in the new published version. Can you try it out and tell me if it works for you? 
      
      
      thanks
    • Hi Jose,
      it works fine now!
      Thx!
  • Will there be F7 Support too?
    1 Posts | Last Post March 04, 2011
    • Hello José,
      
      your AddIn is great. Thanx a lot.
      Do you know any possibility to support F7 (or any other key) to switch from design view to ViewModel instead of code behind and vice versa?
      
      Best regards
      
      Chris
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