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Uniwares
Posted - Nov 27 2019 : 06:39:23 AM In auto-generated files like LinqToSQL classes, one can have many classes and each class has a region with the same name. Thus the navigation bar looks like this:
Would be very helpful to see a
#region whatevername (class XYZ)
in the navbar when multiple same name regions are present.
Not high importance, but useful
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feline
Posted - Nov 29 2019 : 06:32:14 AM If you don't use the regions in your code for navigation then hiding them from the Alt-M list may be easier.
Here VA is correctly reporting the name of the region. As soon as we start wanting to tell you what is inside the region it gets more messy, since what is the definition of what is inside the region? It can be a block of #include statements, a for loop, several classes, just lots of comments...
Uniwares
Posted - Nov 28 2019 : 07:54:53 AM I see, well, actually what (somehow) does what I was looking for is turning off "Sort alphabetically" then the regions appear in order as they are in the file. Still one has to look at the surrounding items to figure out where it belongs to.
feline
Posted - Nov 28 2019 : 07:04:50 AM With the Alt-M list open, have you tried right clicking, and turning Off
Include regions
this will remove the region lines from the outline, so in their place the the items inside the outline will instead be shown, which is exactly what you are looking for here.
