The Configuration element in your Code Layout document can be used to configure certain settings that define Regionerate's behavior. These settings are shared between all layouts inside the Code Layout document.
- The Symbol element can be used to determine which symbol is embedded in your regions. (What Are Symbols?)
- Use the Unpack element to open certain existing regions. (Read more about unpacking)
- Rendering options:
- ShowCount - Determines if Regionerated regions will automatically and recursively count their children.
- Tabs - The amount of tab characters Regionerated regions declarations have.
- UseTabs – Determines if regions should be indented using tabs. (otherwise, they will be indented with spaces)
- Spaces- The amount of space characters Regionerated regions declarations have.
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On April 24, 2010 5:00 AM,
Derzzle said:
Hi Rauch... great tool BTW :-) It's replaced narrange in my standard toolbox.
Minor feedback: In I can set UseTabs="false" and it obeys the spec in just about all places, save one that I've found. When a region is defined with Style="Comment" it still puts a tab between the comment marks and the text, e.g. "// Protected Methods (4)"
Normally, I wouldn't be so picky, but our checkin policy here (at Microsoft) enforces StyleNazi and it complains loudly about the TAB.
Feature Req: In , rather than just equal to "Public" (say), how about "In='Public,Protected'"?
Again, thanks and good luck on your project.
On April 24, 2010 5:00 AM,
Derzzle said:Hi Rauch... great tool BTW :-) It's replaced narrange in my standard toolbox.
Minor feedback: In I can set UseTabs="false" and it obeys the spec in just about all places, save one that I've found. When a region is defined with Style="Comment" it still puts a tab between the comment marks and the text, e.g. "// Protected Methods (4)"
Normally, I wouldn't be so picky, but our checkin policy here (at Microsoft) enforces StyleNazi and it complains loudly about the TAB.
Feature Req: In , rather than just equal to "Public" (say), how about "In='Public,Protected'"?
Again, thanks and good luck on your project.