Hi David and Chee,
Yes, they're the same in Visual Studio 2005. Alternatively, the options to
comment/uncomment a selection can be found under edit > advanced, and the
options for outlining can be found under edit > outlining.
Will
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Lant" <david.lant@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <program-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 9:43 AM
Subject: [program-l] Re: VS: Commenting code
Hi Che,
You'll have to look this up, to see if the same keyboard commands are assigned in VS 2005 as they are in VS.NET 2003.
To comment a block of code, highlight the required block in the usual way,
using the shift keys and arrow keys. Then, press ctrl+K followed by ctrl+C.
To reverse this, and uncomment a block of code, simply highlight the
commented block, and then press ctrl+K followed by ctrl+U.
To toggle the outlining feature, which collapses specific groups of code,
press ctrl+M followed by ctrl+M. Note, this can either be done by pressing
and releasing ctrl+M twice, or you can hold down the ctrl key, and tap M
twice. Whichever takes your fancy.
You can find the keyboard shortcuts on each menu item, as well as in the
Keyboard section of the Options dialog under the Tools menu. The menu
options for performing editing and formatting, can be found under the Edit
menu. E.g. for commenting and formatting code, look under Advanced, and for
Outlining, well, look under Outlining. <smile>
David Lant
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-----Original Message----- From: Che [mailto:che@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 20 September 2005 21:36 To: program-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [program-l] VS: Commenting code
Hi again,
I am going through a set of video tutorials I got off Microsofts site for
VS express 2005. They are making reference to buttons that allow you to
comment multiple lines of code at once, as well as roll up lines of code out
of the way, both of which would be of great help to me, the newbie programmer. Is there a way to do these things with the keyboard? Thanks, Che
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