I'm trying to comment/uncomment a block of code using the shortcut "Ctrl+C" and "Ctrl+K", but it's not working. Nothing happens.
Anyone know why?
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A:
I think you have it backwards, its CTRL+K, CTRL+C to comment, CTRL+K, CTRL+U to uncomment.
Here is a list of Visual Studio Shorcuts (The article doesn't specify which version, but I don't believe they have changed)
Brandon
2009-10-01 06:34:46
If there's a comma, that means "and", not "or"?
Teef L
2009-10-01 06:54:10
@mathee: + means "press both", comma means "and then..". So press Ctrl and K simultaniously, then press both Ctrl and C (you can keep Ctrl pressed or release it in between, that doesn't matter)
Hans Kesting
2009-10-01 09:34:55
A:
try this
ctrl -k + c : command out the selected code
ctrl -k + u : uncommand out the selected code
anishmarokey
2009-10-01 06:35:31
A:
CTRL + "k" + "c" and CTRL + "k" + "u": These two are for commenting selected text (the "c" options) and uncommenting selected text (the "u" option).
rahul
2009-10-01 06:35:55