Command to collapse all sections of code? - Stack Overflow
In Visual Studio, is there a command to collapse/expand all the sections of code in a file?
Collapse all methods in Visual Studio Code - Stack Overflow
Mar 8, 2017 · In Visual Studio Professional, we have a shortcut key, Ctrl + M Ctrl + O to collapse all methods and properties in a class. How can I do a similar thing in Visual Studio Code? I …
Visual studio code - keyboard shortcuts - expand/collapse all
Sep 27, 2016 · Trying to find the equivalent to Ctrl + Shift + - in Intellij that collapses/expands all functions.
Is there a shortcut to collapse all functions/methods in VS Code
Jul 17, 2022 · I'm tired of collapsing all my long functions individually and was wondering if there's a shortcut on VS Code to collapse all folding text?
How do I fold/collapse/hide sections of code in Visual Studio Code?
Learn how to fold, collapse, or hide sections of code in Visual Studio Code effectively for better code organization and readability.
Collapse all #regions only(!) in C# (Visual Studio)
Jun 3, 2015 · There's a number of keyboard shortcuts and menu commands to automatically expand or collapse all foldables in the current document. Ctrl+M, Ctrl+L toggles all foldables …
ssms - "collapse all' or "toggle outline" in SQL Server Management ...
May 3, 2010 · A new feature in SQL Server Management Studio 2008 is 'outlining' (the ability to collapse regions). It is awesome. However, by default all regions are expanded. I can't seem …
How can I collapse all #regions and methods in c#?
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Bootstrap Collapse - Expand All - Stack Overflow
I've implemented Bootstrap 3 Collapse. The client wants all of the target blocks to expand when any one of the heading links is clicked. I have tried to implement a modified version of this …
Android Studio Collapse definitions and methods - Stack Overflow
May 26, 2017 · How can I collapse all definitions and methods within the Android Studio editor? Visual Studio has that option on Edit-->Outlining, but I cannot find a similar feature in Android …