Search This BlogApr 3, 2010Visual Studio - Auto formatting your code
Whenever you paste any code from other applications into a source file within Visual Studio, the formatting gets messed up. You can use the following tip to format the code if written in C++, C# and VB Steps To autoformat the code written in html and xml use the following tip Steps
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3 comments :
Don't need to select all before CTRL-K, CTRL-D. Cheers!
If you are using VS2010/2012 you can give a try to free VS extension:
[AStyle][1]
[1]: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/2f3f04cd-2866-4e47-a671-d1cc9cc3fb02
Another extension to automatically format code on any edit is Continuous Formatting:
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/08afc8d1-4b74-44df-b012-f225ee9e9220
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