How to disable regions in Visual Studio?

[Ikke]

Hi everybody,

Can somebody tell me how to disable regions in Visual Studio 2005?

I've already told VS not to collapse code to regions in the settings, but
each time I open a new (existing) code file from a project, the regions are
there again (and collapsed).

This is really beginning to annoy me, so I'd really like to find a solution
to get rid of these regions. Is there another setting I've missed?

Thanks very much!

Ikke

[Chris Dunaway]

Why don't you just remove the region statements themselves?

[Chris Dunaway]

Also, with VS2005, you can right click in the editor and select
Outlining > Stop All Outlining.

Perhaps that will help

[Ikke]

"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .com> wrote in news:1147448464 .671092.215750
@v46g2000cwv.go oglegroups.com:

Also, with VS2005, you can right click in the editor and select
Outlining > Stop All Outlining.

Perhaps that will help

Thanks, it did.

[Ikke]

Ikke <ik**@hier.co m> wrote in news:Xn******** *********@195.2 38.0.34:

"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .com> wrote in
news:1147448464 .671092.215750 @v46g2000cwv.go oglegroups.com:

Also, with VS2005, you can right click in the editor and select
Outlining > Stop All Outlining.

Perhaps that will help

Thanks, it did.

Or to put it in other words, it did not :)

When I open a file, the regions are there again. Is there a way to get rid
of those annoying things once and for all?

Its VS2003, by the way (I have both and was running the wrong one).

Thanks!

[John Vottero]

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Ikke <ik**@hier.co m> wrote in news:Xn******** *********@195.2 38.0.34:

"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .com> wrote in
news:1147448464 .671092.215750 @v46g2000cwv.go oglegroups.com:

Also, with VS2005, you can right click in the editor and select
Outlining > Stop All Outlining.

Perhaps that will help

Thanks, it did.

Or to put it in other words, it did not :)

When I open a file, the regions are there again. Is there a way to get rid
of those annoying things once and for all?

Its VS2003, by the way (I have both and was running the wrong one).

Tools->Options

Then pick Text Editor, C#, Advanced and uncheck "Enter outlining mode when
files open" and maybe "Surround generated code with #region".

This is from VS2005 but, VS2003 has a similar (if not identical) setting.

[Ikke]

"John Vottero" <JV******@mvpsi .com> wrote in
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"Ikke" <ik**@hier.co m> wrote in message
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Ikke <ik**@hier.co m> wrote in news:Xn******** *********@195.2 38.0.34:

"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .com> wrote in
news:1147448464 .671092.215750 @v46g2000cwv.go oglegroups.com:

Also, with VS2005, you can right click in the editor and select
Outlining > Stop All Outlining.

Perhaps that will help

Thanks, it did.

Or to put it in other words, it did not :)

When I open a file, the regions are there again. Is there a way to
get rid of those annoying things once and for all?

Its VS2003, by the way (I have both and was running the wrong one).

Tools->Options

Then pick Text Editor, C#, Advanced and uncheck "Enter outlining mode
when files open" and maybe "Surround generated code with #region".

This is from VS2005 but, VS2003 has a similar (if not identical)
setting.

Nope. I've changed those settings for C# and VB, but I still get those
annoying regions when I open an existing file.

Is there another editor perhaps, one that does not mess with the code I
write?

Thanks,

Ikke