OK folks - have a good laugh!!!!! [modified]
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I was trying to change the name of a couple of variables using the replace function in VS2005. I held down Ctrl and pressed H, or thought I did but nothing happened. I tried it again and it worked.....BUT..... I now have a small blue upwards pointing arrow, curving to the right, in the margin that was not there before. :confused: I have no idea what it is and have never seen it before. I can't get it to go away and I don't know what it does. So OK :laugh: :laugh: ;P and all that, but can you help me? :-O
modified on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 4:32 PM
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I was trying to change the name of a couple of variables using the replace function in VS2005. I held down Ctrl and pressed H, or thought I did but nothing happened. I tried it again and it worked.....BUT..... I now have a small blue upwards pointing arrow, curving to the right, in the margin that was not there before. :confused: I have no idea what it is and have never seen it before. I can't get it to go away and I don't know what it does. So OK :laugh: :laugh: ;P and all that, but can you help me? :-O
modified on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 4:32 PM
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I was trying to change the name of a couple of variables using the replace function in VS2005. I held down Ctrl and pressed H, or thought I did but nothing happened. I tried it again and it worked.....BUT..... I now have a small blue upwards pointing arrow, curving to the right, in the margin that was not there before. :confused: I have no idea what it is and have never seen it before. I can't get it to go away and I don't know what it does. So OK :laugh: :laugh: ;P and all that, but can you help me? :-O
modified on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 4:32 PM
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I believe that what you did was, Ctrl K Ctrl H, which inserts a comment token. All you have to do to remove is it another Ctrl K Ctrl H.
Roy.
Thanks very much Roy. That did the trick :-O :-D
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I believe that what you did was, Ctrl K Ctrl H, which inserts a comment token. All you have to do to remove is it another Ctrl K Ctrl H.
Roy.
Hey cool Roy. It's a shortcut, and much more useful than a book mark. I shall be making great use of that from now on. The marked line shows in Shortcuts under Tasks. Thanks again. David
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I believe that what you did was, Ctrl K Ctrl H, which inserts a comment token. All you have to do to remove is it another Ctrl K Ctrl H.
Roy.