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Multiple Choice in Visual Studio?

Is there a way to select multiple non-contiguous (fully separated) texts in VS? I can do this in MS Word by highlighting the texts separately while holding down the Ctrl key, for example:

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My version is 11.

Edit: I'm not talking about choosing a block Alt+Select. I would also like to see if there is a technique in Notepad ++.

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Editing multiple cursors is initially supported in Visual Studio starting with version 8, update 8. Here is the documentation:

Select multiple carriages

and here is a screenshot of the available command:

Multiple Carets Menu

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Visual Studio 2017 SelectNextOccurrence, .

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  • SelectNextOccurrence.SkipOccurrence . ( Ctrl + K, Ctrl + D)
  • SelectNextOccurrence.UndoOccurrence . ( Ctrl + U)
  • SelectNextOccurrence.AddCaretAbove . ( Ctrl + Alt + Up)
  • SelectNextOccurrence.AddCaretBelow . ( Ctrl + Alt + Down)

SelectNextOccurrence options

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=thomaswelen.SelectNextOccurrence

https://github.com/2mas/SelectNextOccurrence

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shift + alt +. ?

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In Visual Studio 2019, you can place the cursor in the right place, and then press SHIFT ALT and. (Dot). This will select the next occurrence.

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