One of the best best things about Visual Studio 2003 is the ability to use region blocks to collapse code. For those who don't develop in the computer arena as well, it works like this:
.. Code 1 ...
#region MyRegion
.. Code 2 ...
#endregion
.. Code 3 ...
Clicking on a little "-" next to the #region header collapses the region and all code in it to a single
"MyRegion"
line in light grey text. Clicking on the now "+" icon next to it expands it again. This is IMMENSELY helpful when writing programs of any real length as it allows you to collapse arbitrary blocks of code into single lines. For example, you can have all your init code and put region markers around it and collapse it. You can collapse subroutines/functions, multiple subsroutines/functions, or parts of subroutines/functions.
It's hard to express how wonderful this feature is until you've got a program that's 500+ lines and start to use it.
You may have to call it something other than a region or implement it somewhat differently to avoid the IP stuff, but chalk this one up on the wish list please!
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