Commenting out VB code

[Sandy]

Is there a better way to comment out code in VB than putting a single quote
in front of each and every line?
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Sandy

[chuckdfoster]

You can select all of the text you want to comment out and press CTRL-K. To
uncomment press CTRL-K, CTRL-U.

Chuck

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Is there a better way to comment out code in VB than putting a single quote in front of each and every line?
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Sandy

[Kevin Spencer]

> Is there a better way to comment out code in VB than putting a single

quote
in front of each and every line?
You could always skip putting the single quotes in front of the lines you
DON'T want to comment out... ;-)

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.

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[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

On the "Text Editing" toolbar of Visual Studio.NET there are two buttons,
one to automatically comment out the selected lines of text, and another to
uncomment them. I use these buttons religiously.

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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP
http://SteveOrr.net
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in front of each and every line?
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[Sandy]

Thanks All!

"Sandy" wrote:

Is there a better way to comment out code in VB than putting a single quote
in front of each and every line?
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Sandy

[JonZ]

> Is there a better way to comment out code in VB than putting a single quote

in front of each and every line?

Sometimes I comment out a large block of code by surrounding it with a
conditional compile directive, like this:

#If 0 Then
<code here is commented out>
#End If