How to Turn off auto-formatting when surrounding by #region (VS2008)?

I use Narrange to format all my files, It reorder methods by name, and group them in regions. Its very nice I post this becuase I like very much the way nArrange formats my code, you can also create your own formats as templates to apply them to your code instead but if you prefer to use the Vs internal surround function you can go to to snippes folder "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC#\Snippets\1033\Visual C#" edit the pp_region. Snippet file and remove the Enter after the $end clause to look like this:?

Xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"? > #region #region Code snippet for #region Microsoft Corporation Expansion SurroundsWith name Region name MyRegion.

I use Narrange to format all my files, It reorder methods by name, and group them in regions. Its very nice. I post this becuase I like very much the way nArrange formats my code, you can also create your own formats as templates to apply them to your code instead.

But if you prefer to use the Vs internal surround function you can go to to snippes folder "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC#\Snippets\1033\Visual C#" edit the pp_region. Snippet file and remove the Enter after the $end clause to look like this: #region #region Code snippet for #region Microsoft Corporation Expansion SurroundsWith name Region name MyRegion and by removing the Enter in the las row of section Vs will not longer autoformat your code.

I'm using rauchy. Net/regionerate butny question was how to turn off default VS behaviour to reformatting code when surounding by region... – Maciej Mar 8 at 4:13 btw did you find a solution to your issue? – montelof Aug 3 at 23:47 No - just leart myself to enter manualy region statements before and after block... :( – Maciej Aug 4 at 2:50 I have been trying to reproduce the problem but I cant, when I surround code using #region #endregion nothing happens.

Could it be that rauchy. Net/regionerate is the cause of the problem? – montelof Aug 4 at 16:39 hoo ok, you are using the context menu surround with #region.

Now I get it. – montelof Aug 4 at 16:40.

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