Code outlining in Visual Studio2005

[KK]

Dear All
Recently I started using VisualStudio200 5 for my C++ development.Ear lier I
was using 2003.
I found difference between these two version in showing the code outlining.
For example :

In VS2003
MyClass:: Method(int x, int y ) // We can collapse here
{
if( x < y ) // we can even collapse here also
{
//Do some thing
}
else // collapsible block
{
for( int k = 0; k < ( x-y); k ++ ) // Even for loop can be
collapsible
{
//Do some thing else here
}
}
}

but in 2005
the same above code looks like this

MyClass:: Method(int x, int y ) // We can collapse only here
{
if( x < y ) // not collapsible
{
//Do some thing
}
else // not collapsible
{
for( int k = 0; k < ( x-y); k ++ ) // not collapsible
{
//Do some thing else here
}
}
}

I feel the code outlining feature in 2003 is more useful than in 2005.
Is this a bug in 2005 version or do I need to set some settings?
How can apply the same settings as like in 2003 ( CO++ code outlining that
even outlines loops, conditional statements) to C# code also?

-------------------
Thanks & Regards
Krishna

[Bruno van Dooren]

> Dear All

Recently I started using VisualStudio200 5 for my C++ development.Ear lier I
was using 2003.
I found difference between these two version in showing the code outlining.
For example :

In VS2003
MyClass:: Method(int x, int y ) // We can collapse here
{
if( x < y ) // we can even collapse here also
{
//Do some thing
}
else // collapsible block
{
for( int k = 0; k < ( x-y); k ++ ) // Even for loop can be
collapsible
{
//Do some thing else here
}
}
}

but in 2005
the same above code looks like this

MyClass:: Method(int x, int y ) // We can collapse only here
{
if( x < y ) // not collapsible
{
//Do some thing
}
else // not collapsible
{
for( int k = 0; k < ( x-y); k ++ ) // not collapsible
{
//Do some thing else here
}
}
}

I feel the code outlining feature in 2003 is more useful than in 2005.
Is this a bug in 2005 version or do I need to set some settings?
How can apply the same settings as like in 2003 ( CO++ code outlining that
even outlines loops, conditional statements) to C# code also?

It seems that by default you can only collapse the function bodies.
however, if you rightclick on a line of code inside a while loop or if
statement (basically any scope specification at all) you can select
'outlining->collapse block xxx'

which enables you to collapse and expand blocks inside your code.

--

Kind regards,
Bruno.
br************* *********@hotma il.com
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[KK]

Hi

Thank you very much.
Is there a way to enable this by default when ever we open a CPP file?

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Dear All
Recently I started using VisualStudio200 5 for my C++ development.Ear lier
I
was using 2003.
I found difference between these two version in showing the code
outlining.
For example :

In VS2003
MyClass:: Method(int x, int y ) // We can collapse here
{
if( x < y ) // we can even collapse here also
{
//Do some thing
}
else // collapsible block
{
for( int k = 0; k < ( x-y); k ++ ) // Even for loop can be
collapsible
{
//Do some thing else here
}
}
}

but in 2005
the same above code looks like this

MyClass:: Method(int x, int y ) // We can collapse only here
{
if( x < y ) // not collapsible
{
//Do some thing
}
else // not collapsible
{
for( int k = 0; k < ( x-y); k ++ ) // not collapsible
{
//Do some thing else here
}
}
}

I feel the code outlining feature in 2003 is more useful than in 2005.
Is this a bug in 2005 version or do I need to set some settings?
How can apply the same settings as like in 2003 ( CO++ code outlining
that
even outlines loops, conditional statements) to C# code also?

It seems that by default you can only collapse the function bodies.
however, if you rightclick on a line of code inside a while loop or if
statement (basically any scope specification at all) you can select
'outlining->collapse block xxx'

which enables you to collapse and expand blocks inside your code.

--

Kind regards,
Bruno.
br************* *********@hotma il.com
Remove only "_nos_pam"

[Bruno van Dooren]

> Thank you very much.

Is there a way to enable this by default when ever we open a CPP file?

There is no default way that I know of.
you can use a pragma to explicitly mark blocks as collapsible during coding:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b6xkz944.aspx

--

Kind regards,
Bruno.
br************* *********@hotma il.com
Remove only "_nos_pam"