VS2005 loses tabs when pasting

[Paul E Collins]

In Visual Studio 2005, I copy a block of code with tabs in it, such
as:

myLabel.Text = "Please wait ...";
progressBar.Value = 0;

(In the above, the two = signs are aligned with each other using
tabs.)

When I paste it, the tabs are removed, moving the = signs out of sync.

VS2003 did not have this problem, and the tab settings in Tools >
Options Text Editor don't seem to control it in VS2005. How can I
fix this unwanted reformatting without actually turning off the good
features like IntelliSense auto-indentation of new lines?

Eq.

[Otis Mukinfus]

On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 21:21:23 -0000, "Paul E Collins"
<fi******************@CL4.orgwrote:

>In Visual Studio 2005, I copy a block of code with tabs in it, such
as:

myLabel.Text = "Please wait ...";
progressBar.Value = 0;

(In the above, the two = signs are aligned with each other using
tabs.)

When I paste it, the tabs are removed, moving the = signs out of sync.

VS2003 did not have this problem, and the tab settings in Tools >
Options Text Editor don't seem to control it in VS2005. How can I
fix this unwanted reformatting without actually turning off the good
features like IntelliSense auto-indentation of new lines?

Eq.

Load the macros up and select the lines you want to align as you described and
run the "LineEmUp" macro.

Good luck with your project,

Otis Mukinfus

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[Marc Gravell]

I know you mentioned Options Text Editor, but have you tried Options

Text Editor C# Formatting Adjust indentation on paste.

I've just tried it, and it seems to work.

Personally, I rarely see the benefit in taking the time to line up
such things... but up to you ;-p

Marc

[Paul E Collins]

"Marc Gravell" <ma**********@gmail.comwrote:

I know you mentioned Options Text Editor, but have
you tried Options Text Editor C# Formatting >
Adjust indentation on paste.

That's it: thanks. I'd expected it to be under "Tabs", if anywhere.

Eq.