I now find myself having a good reason to keep my code lines shorter
(which i tend to do for my own sake, but not unilaterally).
In Ultraedit and PSPad, I can create a vertical line that shows me
where the 80th (or whatever) column is. Any such mojo in the .NET
editor?
May be creating a macro to modify source code...
you can indeed make Visual Studio Editor display such a line. However, it
demands editing the registry. It is not possible to enable the vertical line
from within Visual Studio.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\Text Editor
Create a string "Guides" and assign the value "RGB(128,0,0) 79"
Kind Regards,
Hannes Pavelka
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Where do you learn things like that?
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