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vb.net Reorganize and Regions #298

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Acronda opened this issue May 23, 2016 · 2 comments
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vb.net Reorganize and Regions #298

Acronda opened this issue May 23, 2016 · 2 comments

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@Acronda
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Acronda commented May 23, 2016

Environment

  • Visual Studio version: Visual Studio Enterprise 2015 - Update 2
  • CodeMaid version: 10.1
  • Code language: VB.NET

Description

When reorganizing code (for the Active Document) and you have set an option for Reorganizing > Regions the code will generate C# regions instead of VB regions.

Steps to recreate

  1. Make sure the option Regions > Include access level in regions is checked, Insert new regions, Remove exising regions
  2. Open a .vb document
  3. Select Reogainze Active document from the code maid menu

Current behavior

The created regions have the C# syntax insead of the VB.NET syntax. One of the classes that should be modified is codemaid / CodeMaid / Logic / Reorganizing / GenerateRegionLogic.cs a check on the code type should be made and the code should be generated as accordingly.

Expected behavior

Regions in VB.NET are defined as follows:

Region "name of region"

End Region

End region cannot be named.

@codecadwallader
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Thank you for reporting the issue, I have reproduced it. We recently enabled support for VB reorganization, but we did not intend to enable region support for VB as that would require updates in a handful of other areas as well. At a minimum we should make sure that region logic is bypassed during reorganization for VB.

@codecadwallader
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I've made several updates to more fully provide region support for VB. This should resolve your original issue as well as a few others related to VB region support.

The CI channel where we normally test is currently being upgraded for VS2017 support, but this will be present in the next release.

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