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Hoss

This is one of those things I miss, too - as well as simple drag-drop of selected source.

But!!!

A nice technique is to use the "fill" capability. Put your cursor at the top of wherever you want to put the fill characters, then press Alt-R (rectangle select). Then put cursor at opposite corner of rectangle - or straight down if only one column. Alt-R again - then right-click - l - e --- your cursor will be in the command area - put in the character you want to fill with - or characters, if you block is more than 1 character wide. Press Enter and voila - the block is filled.

HTH
Vern

At 08:38 AM 8/16/2007, you wrote:

Bruce Collins wrote:
> In M$ Visual Studio 2005 I can highlight a block of text and press a
> button on the tool bar and it will comment out the entire block of code.
> There is also another button that does the opposite. Did I miss this
> function in WDSC 7.0? If not then I would like to submit it as an
> enhancement request.

Well, in the java editor you can press ctrl-/ to comment or uncomment a
line.

I wonder how hard it would be to write a plug-in or user action that
will do what you want?

Obviously the action would have to be aware of the context ... RPG, Free
form, COBOL, CL, etc.

david


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