I grow tired of carefully hand indented multi-line function arguments or logic statements being reformatted on cut/copy - paste operations.
i.e. code that started out like
LPCTSTR FoldersToIgnore[] = { _T("_Disk"),
_T("_Storage Card"),
_T(".Production-Archive"),
_T(".TCCSync-Archive"),
_T(".USBData-Archive"),
_T(".Production-Data")};
if ( (ItemName.CompareNoCase(FoldersToIgnore[i]) == 0) ||
( !Path.IsEmpty() &&
Path.Left((int)_tcslen(FoldersToIgnore[i])) == 0))
{
return false;
}
being reindented to
LPCTSTR FoldersToIgnore[] = { _T("_Disk"),
_T("_Storage Card"),
_T(".Production-Archive"),
_T(".TCCSync-Archive"),
_T(".USBData-Archive"),
_T(".Production-Data")};
if ( (ItemName.CompareNoCase(FoldersToIgnore[i]) == 0) ||
( !Path.IsEmpty() &&
Path.Left((int)_tcslen(FoldersToIgnore[i])) == 0))
{
return false;
}
on pasting.
One can work around this effect by following every paste operation with a Ctrl-Z Undo, but it would be nicer if it didn't happen in the first place.
tha开发者_高级运维nks
Richard.
Try unchecking the "Automatically format on paste" option in Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> [Language] -> Formatting -> General
where language is your current language (eg. C++, C#).
This is on VS2008 as I haven't got VS2005 in front of me at the moment - I think it is the same though.
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