An extension for Visual Studio that lets you hide away obtrusive code like comments and logging, to let you focus on the actual code. Only supports C#.
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https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=niklaskallander.UnobtrusiveCode
Dims out and creates outlining regions for obtrusive code like comments and logging to let you focus on the task at hand. The extension enables all features by default and adds a new command (default: ALT+Q) to toggle the created outlining regions. The features can be enabled/disabled separately, and you have some degree of control over how Unobtrusive Code behaves.
Options for the extension can be found at Tools -> Options -> Unobtrusive Code.
| Name | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Comments | ||
| Dimming enabled | True | Disable/enable comment dimming |
| Outlining enabled | True | Disable/enable comment outlining |
| Dimming | ||
| Dimming opacity | 0.4 | Dimming opacity (range: 0.00-1.00) |
| Dimming opacity toggle enabled | False | Disable/Enable toggling of dimming opacity |
| Dimming opacity toggle key | RightShift | Hold down this key to temporarily display dimmed obtrusive code with full opacity |
| Logging | ||
| Dimming enabled | True | Disable/enable logging dimming |
| Outlining enabled | True | Disable/enable logging outlining |
| Outlining enabled | log. logger. logging. | Set logging identifiers (case-insensitive, strips whitespace between the identifier word and ".") |
| Misc | ||
| Parsing delay (ms) | 1000 | The delay (ms) until the document is re-parsed after a buffer change |
| Outlining | ||
| Collapsed by default | True | Collapse obtrusive code outlining regions as they are found (semi-working) |
| Collapsed form | Collapsed form of obtrusive code outlining regions (defaults to an empty string) |
The menu command for toggling created outlining regions can be configured at Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard, the command id is EditorContextMenus.CodeWindow.CollapseUncollapseObtrusiveCodeOutliningRegions (default shortcut is ALT+Q). The command can be found in the context menu when right clicking the document.
All feedback is much appreciated. Thanks! (: