The Visual Studio editor provides many features that make it easier for you to write and manage your code and text. You can expand and collapse different blocks of code by using outlining. You can learn more about the code by using IntelliSense, the Object Browser, and the Call Hierarchy....
Follow this tutorial to explore features of the Visual Studio debugger, start the debugger, step through code, and inspect data in a C++ application.
Ctrl-M +Ctrl-O /Ctrl-M +Ctrl-P:Collapse all code to definitions / Expand all code (stop collapsing) Ctrl-M +Ctrl+M:Expend or collapse a selected code fragment. The code collapsed depends on where the cursor is located Ctrl-B +Ctrl-T:Toggle code bookmark Ctrl-Alt-P:Attach the debugg...
You can also toggle to show or hide the complete message using either the collapse/expand buttons or the Problems: Show message in single line and Problems: Show message in multiple lines commands.Trigger Code Actions using a keyboard shortcutYou can now trigger Code Actions from the Problems ...
Code blocks in extension READMEs, which are displayed in the Extensions view Details pane, are now highlighted in VS Code:The highlighting uses the current color theme.EditorToggle foldingYou can now expand and collapse a folding region with the Toggle Fold (⌘K ⌘L (Windows, Linux Ctrl+...
LEFT ARROW: Collapses the current selection if it is expanded, otherwise goes to the parent All keyboard shortcuts work in the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 explorer except for the collapse on the solution. If you want all files in a solution to be collapsed use the tool: PowerCommands for ...
- Expand/Collapse groups- Freeze/Thaw Threads Shortcut menu: - Show threads in source- Switch to a thread- Freeze a running thread- Thaw a frozen thread- Flag a thread for additional study- Unflag a thread- Rename a thread- Show and hide threads Other actions: - View the call stack ...
The Expand or Collapse state of thePropertycategory is not persisted after build and run. Additionally, Visual Studio 2010 SP1 contains the following improvements: Support for setting attached properties that have the same name but different namespaces in the property inspector is...
Visual Studio automatically provides syntax colorization for your C++ code to differentiate between different types of symbols. Unused code (e.g. code under an#if 0) is more faded in color. In addition,outlinesare added around code blocks to make it easy to expand or collapse them. ...
The Expand or Collapse state of thePropertycategory is not persisted after build and run. Additionally, Visual Studio 2010 SP1 contains the following improvements: Support for setting attached properties that have the same name but different namespaces in the property inspector is ...