@DarklyRiddles: There isn't currently a column numbers feature in Visual Studio. It would be possible to implement something like that as an editor extension, but no such extension currently exists (that we're aware of) and there's no built-in capability for this in VS 2010.
Thank you for this feature! To the naysayers, not every block of code is a shining example of elegance. For example, updating legacy code you didn't write, or while editing text other than source code. Expand your horizons a bit and you'll find plenty of uses for such a feature.
When you renamed those fields it didn't popup asking if you wanted to refactor/rename like VS2008 does. I assume it would do that if those variables were in use somewhere?
@DarklyRiddles: There isn't currently a column numbers feature in Visual Studio. It would be possible to implement something like that as an editor extension, but no such extension currently exists (that we're aware of) and there's no built-in capability for this in VS 2010.
vseditor 1 year ago
how do I show Columns in my source just like showing line numbers for code?
DarklyRiddles 1 year ago
Thank you for this feature! To the naysayers, not every block of code is a shining example of elegance. For example, updating legacy code you didn't write, or while editing text other than source code. Expand your horizons a bit and you'll find plenty of uses for such a feature.
aceoft 1 year ago 2
If you need this feature, you are doing it wrong...
Nercury 1 year ago
Just like UltraEdit has had for years! I note that the GTK code panel also already has this feature (Geany supports box selection/edit/paste).
Sl3dgY 1 year ago
When you renamed those fields it didn't popup asking if you wanted to refactor/rename like VS2008 does. I assume it would do that if those variables were in use somewhere?
wickens85 2 years ago
It makes a good demo, although I wonder if I'll use it.
gesser60 2 years ago
Huzzah! Large-scale code duplication will be easier than ever to create!
haveadot 2 years ago 3