When user the "Implement Inteface X" context menu feature, the inserted code gets surrounded by a
#region [interfacename] Members #endregion
pair. I always end up deleting this, is there a way I can permanently turn it off? I had a quick search through the snippets directory, but wasn't sure if this was the right place. There's pp_region.snippet that I guess I could modify, but I got the feeling that would turn off the #region/#endregion completely. I thought I'd ask here before I go doing things that will have me re-installing VS...
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You can turn it off via Tools / Options
Then, in the option-window, you select 'Text Editor', then the language of your choice (C# for ex). Then, you select 'Advanced', and then, you have a checkbox which says: 'Surround generated code with #region'
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