When you lower the scope using brackets in the Visual Studio, it supports the ability to fold or peel the code for each lowered scope. For example,
You click on the mouse to {...} We're talking about a function that doesn't look at that part. I'm sure a lot of you know
The problem is that I overstretched the global variable-area... Sorry -_- I know I have a problem. Anyway, I held it too long.
The content of this part is quite clear, so I want to fold it for the convenience of development.
But since I'm discharged from the military, I can't put in brackets for no reason.
Is there a way to set the section where you fold a random part of the code?
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How to fold some specific lines didn't separate by brace in visual studio ? I searched it on my back... I couldn't find an answer because English was weird.
If you have any know-how, please share it.
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Self-answer through stack overflow.
#pragma region interval name
a folding section
#pragma endregion
If you put it in, you can fold any section of the question-and-answer dance.
Similarly, in Pycharm, you can fold it into #region #endregion.
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