In Visual Studio Code, you can select Edit and then Toggle Line Comment (or use the Ctrl+: shortcut keys) to comment. To comment on a whole block of code, you can use /* and */. In Visual Studio Code, you can select Edit and then Toggle Block Comment (or use the Alt + Shift...
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Control+K+C works for me to comment multiple lines in Kusto Control+K+U is for uncommenting lines. Tested and it worked for me without any problems. Seems these are the shortcuts used in Visual Studio too. Hope this helps someone.
Control+K+C works for me to comment multiple lines in Kusto Control+K+U is for uncommenting lines. Tested and it worked for me without any problems. Seems these are the shortcuts used in Visual Studio too. Hope this helps someone.
Hello everyone, When I’m making VB.NET code with VS for Mac (Version 7.8.3 build 2) and want to comment out multiple lines,I cannot do that by the keyboard shortcut “⌘/”. It seems that it doesn’t work only for VB.NET. ...
you will get the 2 Boost libraries above in%BOOST_ROOT_ICU%\stage\liband alsoicuregex64.lib,icuregex86.lib The project comes with a "hacked" Scintilla; if you wish to use the original Scintilla,read this changelog. To compile the sources, use Visual Studio 2015 or 2017. #178 ...
Visual Studio is reasonably extensible. Some years ago I wrote some macros to help reformat comment blocks in some existing code (this was associated with a switch from fixed to free form), which, after the initial up-front learning curve and time investment, worked reasonably well. Depending ...
Visual Studio is reasonably extensible. Some years ago I wrote some macros to help reformat comment blocks in some existing code (this was associated with a switch from fixed to free form), which, after the initial up-front learning curve and time investment, worked reasonably well. Depending ...