How to find all references of a selected module in VS Code?











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Is there a way/shortcut to quickly search for all references of a selected module?



By selected I mean, if I select a file in the explorer view or if the focus is set on the file in the active editor. Ideally it should be something easy as
Shift+F12. But with latter I can only select symbols inside a file.



Fur sure, I could iterate over all exports with above shortcut, but what if the file has many exports? Also, the results are not displayed all at once.



Say, I want to find a file array.ts. My current workaround would be a search with a regex pattern from ["'].*array["']. It works... but is there a faster way?



Thanks in advance






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    By selected I mean, if I select a file in the explorer view or if the focus is set on the file in the active editor. Ideally it should be something easy as
    Shift+F12. But with latter I can only select symbols inside a file.



    Fur sure, I could iterate over all exports with above shortcut, but what if the file has many exports? Also, the results are not displayed all at once.



    Say, I want to find a file array.ts. My current workaround would be a search with a regex pattern from ["'].*array["']. It works... but is there a faster way?



    Thanks in advance






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      By selected I mean, if I select a file in the explorer view or if the focus is set on the file in the active editor. Ideally it should be something easy as
      Shift+F12. But with latter I can only select symbols inside a file.



      Fur sure, I could iterate over all exports with above shortcut, but what if the file has many exports? Also, the results are not displayed all at once.



      Say, I want to find a file array.ts. My current workaround would be a search with a regex pattern from ["'].*array["']. It works... but is there a faster way?



      Thanks in advance






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      Is there a way/shortcut to quickly search for all references of a selected module?



      By selected I mean, if I select a file in the explorer view or if the focus is set on the file in the active editor. Ideally it should be something easy as
      Shift+F12. But with latter I can only select symbols inside a file.



      Fur sure, I could iterate over all exports with above shortcut, but what if the file has many exports? Also, the results are not displayed all at once.



      Say, I want to find a file array.ts. My current workaround would be a search with a regex pattern from ["'].*array["']. It works... but is there a faster way?



      Thanks in advance






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