# region block

[sumsin]

why we use
#region
...
#end region
in vb.net.
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[Ken Dopierala Jr.]

Hi,

It is a great way to organize your code. In my classes I usually put
regions around the property declarations and the function declarations.
Then I can expand and collapse them to view only what I need to see at any
given time. In larger classes and Web Services I use them to group
different sets of functions. In ASP.Net I like using #Region to be able to
expand and collapse my list of declarations. It really comes in handy when
you have a very busy web form, with tons of controls. When you switch to
Code View you don't need to scroll through a long list of them. Good luck!
Ken.

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why we use
#region
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#end region
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[Cor Ligthert]

Sumsin,

When you have not divided your programs in small classes than you will see
that this is very handy because you don't have to scroll everytime.

I prefer the first way (if it is possible) by the way.

Cor

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"sumsin" <su*******@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> schrieb:

why we use
#region
..
#end region
in vb.net.

Read the documentation on "#Region directive".

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