Hi
in C#, it is possible to define a region which can be tucked away in
the IDE by defining a #region and #endregion pair in the code. I realize
this does not seem to work for C++/CLI, be it native or managed code. Is
there soemthing equivalent in C++/CLI or it's totally not supported yet?
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"Lonewolf" <an*******@mozilla.org> wrote in message
news:%2***************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hi
in C#, it is possible to define a region which can be tucked away in the
IDE by defining a #region and #endregion pair in the code. I realize this
does not seem to work for C++/CLI, be it native or managed code. Is there
soemthing equivalent in C++/CLI or it's totally not supported yet?
Straight from msdn2:
#pragma region name
#pragma endregion comment
James Park wrote: "Lonewolf" <an*******@mozilla.org> wrote in message
news:%2***************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hi
in C#, it is possible to define a region which can be tucked away in the
IDE by defining a #region and #endregion pair in the code. I realize this
does not seem to work for C++/CLI, be it native or managed code. Is there
soemthing equivalent in C++/CLI or it's totally not supported yet?
Straight from msdn2:
#pragma region name
#pragma endregion comment
thanx for the enlightenment. Funny, why don't they just keep it to
#region since it is a IDE thing, not a program syntax thing.
Lonewolf wrote: James Park wrote: "Lonewolf" <an*******@mozilla.org> wrote in message
news:%2***************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hi
in C#, it is possible to define a region which can be tucked away
in the IDE by defining a #region and #endregion pair in the code. I
realize this does not seem to work for C++/CLI, be it native or
managed code. Is there soemthing equivalent in C++/CLI or it's
totally not supported yet?
Straight from msdn2:
#pragma region name
#pragma endregion comment
thanx for the enlightenment. Funny, why don't they just keep it to
#region since it is a IDE thing, not a program syntax thing.
But the compiler (preprocessor, really) needs to know to ignore it. It
already is prepared to handle #pragma, so it makes sense to use that
mechanism for regions as well.
-cd
Lonewolf wrote:
Straight from msdn2:
#pragma region name
#pragma endregion comment
thanx for the enlightenment. Funny, why don't they just keep it to
#region since it is a IDE thing, not a program syntax thing.
By using a pragma, you're guaranteed to stay compatible with other compilers
who don't know anything about the "region" functionnality.
Arnaud
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