Hi,
I've already searched all of the forum to find a list of possible variables to use inside of the Type Members Layout. The only one I found was ${ImplementingInterface}.
It's just because I want to define a different region layout in my C# code as I am used for some years now. It looks like the following.
//########################################################################################
#region Fields
// Contains all private fields (and also public fields in case there is a really
// good reason to have some)
...
#endregion Fields
//########################################################################################
#region Properties
// Contains all properties, that are not part of an interface implementation
// those go into "Implementation of I..."
// regardless of the access modifier (public, private, protected)
...
#endregion Properties
//########################################################################################
#region Delegates and Events
// Contains all delegate and events
#endregion Delegates and Events
//########################################################################################
#region Construction/Destruction/Initialisation
// Contains all constructors (class constructors as well as static constructors),
// All initialisation methods that need to be called before using the class
// And finally all finalization code (Finalizers, IDisposable implementation, ...)
...
#endregion Construction/Destruction/Initialisation
[...]
Does anybody knows if it is possible to implement those kind of regions inside of the Type Members Layout definition?
Asking greetings
Reiner
