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Is there a way to expand all regions
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| I'm working with a client who's coding style include tons and tons of
regions and I am wondering if there is a setting to expand them
automatically
thanks
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| Kevin Spencer 2005-02-25, 4:01 pm |
| Right-click in the file, and select Outlining: Toggle All Outlining.
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"D" <Dave@nothing.net> wrote in message
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> I'm working with a client who's coding style include tons and tons of
> regions and I am wondering if there is a setting to expand them
> automatically
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> thanks
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| AndersR 2005-06-03, 6:32 am |
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Originally posted by Kevin Spencer
[B]Right-click in the file, and select Outlining: Toggle All Outlining.
thats a real unhandy way of doing it, since it collapses class definition too.
the best way is to use shortcut:
(ctrl+m) + (ctrl+l) - Expand all regions
(ctrl+m) + (ctrl+o) - Collapse all regions
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| Kevin Spencer 2005-06-03, 4:00 pm |
| Ah yes, he did specify "regions." I missed that. Thanks for the catch.
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"AndersR" <AndersR.1q1zpn@mail.codecomments.com> wrote in message
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> Kevin Spencer wrote:
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> thats a real unhandy way of doing it, since it collapses class
> definition too.
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> the best way is to use shortcut:
> (ctrl+m) + (ctrl+l) - Expand all regions
> (ctrl+m) + (ctrl+o) - Collapse all regions
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> -anders
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