Save outlining in VS2005

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Joe - 29 Mar 2006 16:49 GMT

the IDE for VS2005 saves som many things, such as breakpoints, bookmarks,
etc... Is there anyway to save collpased level for blocks of code? I know
that upon first opening a file, outlines are collapsed, but I'd rather
save what I have set to be collapsed or non-collapsed when I save and
close a file...

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Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook] - 30 Mar 2006 01:31 GMT

Joe,
VS 2005 (at least Visual Basic) by default saves outlining for blocks of
code.

Are you seeing other wise? Are you running the released (RTM) version of VS
2005 or one of the betas or CTPS?

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| the IDE for VS2005 saves som many things, such as breakpoints, bookmarks,
| etc... Is there anyway to save collpased level for blocks of code? I know
| that upon first opening a file, outlines are collapsed, but I'd rather
| save what I have set to be collapsed or non-collapsed when I save and
| close a file...

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Joe - 30 Mar 2006 16:58 GMT

I am seeing otherwise. But only to a certain degree. Some outlining is
retained, other outlining appears to reset upon opening the file again
after closing VS2005. Specifially some collapsed XML documentation
comments.

> Joe,
> VS 2005 (at least Visual Basic) by default saves outlining for blocks of
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> VS
> 2005 or one of the betas or CTPS?

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