Clipboard Ring - 2003 Style -- visual studio .net ide

visual studio .net ide : Clipboard Ring - 2003 Style

Terry
5/26/2006 3:50:02 PM

I have noticed some old threads and comments about the lack of the .Net 2003
type clipboard ring. Just want to point out that for a more 'visual' way to
save code segments, simply drag the code to the toolbox (General Tab). You
can then double click it to have it inserted.
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v-garych NO[at]SPAM online.microsoft.com (
5/29/2006 12:00:00 AM

Hi Terry,

Thank you posting!

The Visual Studio 2005 doesn't have a VS2003 style clipboard ring, now we
provide the Code Snippets Manager in VS2005 for reusing the code sample. We
understand your concern on this issue, it is a break change in VS2005.

I highly suggest you can submit this feedback to our product feedback
center, let us know how to improve our products:

http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback/default.aspx

Thanks for your understanding.

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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Terry
5/29/2006 7:01:01 AM

Hi Gary,
Did you actually read my posting? I am simply pointing out that in fact
VS2005 has a feature similiar to (as I understand it) the VS2003 clipboard
ring. Just select and drag the code to the toolbox. This gives you a more
'visual' way save code segment for pasting into your code. So, in VS2005
there are 3 ways. 'snippets', cut and/or copy to the clipboard and use the
CTL+SHIFT+V to cycle through the segments, and the one I discused above.
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Terry

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