I am seeing dotted lines in my C# code in VS 2010. Dotted lines appear in every indent. This really bothers me. I must have typed some shortcut key but I'm not able to revert it back.
How can I disable it? What is the use of the dotted lines anyway?
Press ctrl+shift+p to open the command palette and search for toggle render whitespaces and click it and the dotted white spaces will disappear.
You can turn it ON/ OFF. Navigate to Tools –> Options –-> Text Editor–> General, and then you will find “Show structure guide lines” option is Checked. Check / Uncheck the – find “Show structure guide lines” checkbox to turn the guided line on or off.
the 'dotted lines' are part of the editors way of showing you where the indentation levels begin. this is a very useful feature as it allows you to quickly scan longer code sections to see which logic branch that code belongs to.
to change this:
Edit->Advanced->View White Space (CTRL+E,S)
Sounds like "view whitespace" is turned on. Under VS2010 you find it under:
Edit->Advanced->View
You can disable and enable it from the main menu using Edit->Advanced->View White Space. It just shows all the white spaces in the solution. It means that all the tabs also will be drawn by the arrows
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