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+A...
Multi-line comment keyboard shortcut (⌘/) does NOT work for VB.NET in VS Studio Community 2017 for Mac Closed - Not a Bug02 0Votes RaRay -Reported Apr 11, 2019 8:15 AM Hello everyone, When I’m making VB.NET code with VS for Mac (Version 7.8.3 build 2) and want...
FastLineChart FastPointChart 我的最愛 意見反應 FeedbackFrown FeedbackSmile 獲取 欄位 FieldInternal FieldMissing FieldPrivate FieldProtected FieldPublic FieldSealed FieldShortcut FieldSnippet FigureCaptionTag FileDestination FileDialogReport FileEncodingDialog FileGroupDefault FileSummaryDiff FileSystemDriverFile ...
Example #2: Shortcut to add multiline comments In the visual studio code, there is a shortcut to add the multiline comments by selecting the lines that we need to comment and then pressing theALT + SHIFT + Abutton. For example, This is the first line This is the second line This is...
In some development languages, comments inserted in your code can be displayed as Task List messages. You can click any comment listed in the Task List to open the appropriate Visual Studio editor with the insertion point automatically positioned at the line where the comment occurs.Comments...
As a shortcut, you can useCtrl+Kto comment andCtrl+Cto uncomment selected lines of text in C#. Alternatively,Ctrl+Kcan comment, andCtrl+Ucan uncomment selected lines of C# code. Comment a Block of Text in C# with Visual Studio’s Box Selection Feature ...
FastLineChart FastPointChart Добавитьвизбранное Обратнаясвязь FeedbackFrown FeedbackSmile Принести Поле FieldInternal FieldMissing FieldPrivate FieldProtected FieldPublic FieldSealed FieldShortcut FieldSnippet FigureCaptionTag FileDestination FileDialogRep...
In Pycharm IDE, select the block of code and useCtrl+/to comment and uncomment. No matter which code editor you are using, it has a way to comment out multiple lines of code. All you have to do is search for the keyboard shortcut for commenting out multiple lines....
Once specified, you can generate the comment stub by typing the respective “///” or “/**” above a function, or by using the (Ctrl+/) shortcut. You can also specify this documentation option on a per-folder or per-file basis via .editorconfig files with the corresponding setting: ...
Allows simultaneous editing of all occurrences of the same string as the selection. Enter the mode withCtrl+Tab(all visible substrings) orCtrl+Backtick(limit substrings to those on the same line). Escape cancels all changes, while Enter or any command that causes cursor to leave the selected...