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Nakul Vachhrajani Commented 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
I don't think this is new to Visual Studio 2010. One could do this in VS2005, VS2008, SSMS (for SQL2005 and 2008) and also in Microsoft Word!...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Liked 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
Visual Studio 2010 provides capability to select rectangular region of code. Just press down "Alt" key and select the rectangular region you want to copy.
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[1]: http://beyondrelational.com/images/images.ashx?id=24edc9f69d874364a917...
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Nakul Vachhrajani usenow 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
Visual Studio 2010 provides capability to select rectangular region of code. Just press down "Alt" key and select the rectangular region you want to copy.
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[1]: http://beyondrelational.com/images/images.ashx?id=24edc9f69d874364a917...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Liked 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
Often we want to find all the places the variable or selected member is used in current document. Reference Hightlighting makes very easier this. Just put the cursor on that word. It will automatically highlight all the references of the selected wor...
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Nakul Vachhrajani uselater 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
Often we want to find all the places the variable or selected member is used in current document. Reference Hightlighting makes very easier this. Just put the cursor on that word. It will automatically highlight all the references of the selected wor...
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Nakul Vachhrajani usenow 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
Often we want to find all the places the variable or selected member is used in current document. Reference Hightlighting makes very easier this. Just put the cursor on that word. It will automatically highlight all the references of the selected wor...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Liked 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
VS2010 came up with the excellent feature of generating codes for you. Suppose, if you write a method, which does not exists, You can simply put cursor on method name, press "Ctrl+.", which automatically generates the method signature.
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Nakul Vachhrajani usenow 1 Years ago through What is New | 1 Point
VS2010 came up with the excellent feature of generating codes for you. Suppose, if you write a method, which does not exists, You can simply put cursor on method name, press "Ctrl+.", which automatically generates the method signature.
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