#Region
directive enables you to collapse and hide sections of code in Visual Basic files. The #Region
directive lets you specify a block of code that you can expand or collapse when using the Visual Studio code editor. The ability to hide code selectively makes your files more manageable and easier to read. For more information, see Outlining.#Region
directives support code block semantics such as #If..#End If
. This means they cannot begin in one block and end in another; the start and end must be in the same block. #Region
directives are not supported within functions.#Region
and #End Region
statements, as in the following example: Fl studio for mac crack.#Region
block can be used multiple times in a code file; thus, users can define their own blocks of procedures and classes that can, in turn, be collapsed. #Region
blocks can also be nested within other #Region
blocks.#If..#End If
statements.