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Just discovered this in visual studio:
shift + alt + ; (select all instances)
shift + alt + . (select next instance)

Better multi-line editing, here we come!

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    Why don't you just use the "rename" refactoring? I believe all modern IDEs already have this. It's error-proof and sometimes can do smart stuff, like renaming your getters and constructor arguments as well.
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    @gronostaj you try renaming words in a string. I use ctrl + d a lot in sublime (sometimes to edit text copied from vs), hence the excitement about finding this in vs.
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