TODO items not showing up in Task List

[Guadala Harry]

I want to add comments to my code and have them show up in the Task List.
When I enter lines like the following, they do not appear in the TaskList.

// TODO Fix this function.

What could be preventing these items from showing up in the TaskList?

FWIW: using VS.NET 2003 Enterprise Architect.

Thanks in advance.

[C# Learner]

Guadala Harry wrote:

I want to add comments to my code and have them show up in the Task List.
When I enter lines like the following, they do not appear in the TaskList.

// TODO Fix this function.
As far as I know, TODO comments need a colon, like this:

// TODO: Fix this function.
What could be preventing these items from showing up in the TaskList?

FWIW: using VS.NET 2003 Enterprise Architect.

Thanks in advance.

[Guadala Harry]

Adding the colon does not help. Any other ideas? Is the task list somehow
filterable? Mine says it's filtered - but I have no idea where to go to
unfilter it... didn't find any straight-forward direction in online help.

G

"C# Learner" <cs****@learner.here> wrote in message
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Guadala Harry wrote:

I want to add comments to my code and have them show up in the Task List. When I enter lines like the following, they do not appear in the TaskList.
// TODO Fix this function.

As far as I know, TODO comments need a colon, like this:

// TODO: Fix this function.

What could be preventing these items from showing up in the TaskList?

FWIW: using VS.NET 2003 Enterprise Architect.

Thanks in advance.

[hOSAM]

Right click on the 'Task List' window, select 'Show Tasks' then check the
item: 'Comment'.

[Guadala Harry]

Many thanks! That did the trick.

G

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Right click on the 'Task List' window, select 'Show Tasks' then check the
item: 'Comment'.

[John Beyer]

"Guadala Harry" <gh****@aol.com> wrote in message
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Many thanks! That did the trick.

The next time you compile and have an error, it will flip back to the other
filter tho...