Easy way: Open extensions (ctrl-shift-x) type in remove comments in the search box. Install the top pick and read instructions. Hard way: search replace(ctrl-h) toggle regex on (alt-r). Learn some regular expressions! https://docs.rs/regex/0.2.5/regex/#syntax A simple //.* will match all single line comments (and more ;D). #.* could be used to match python comments. And /\*[\s\S\n]*\*/ … Read more
Keyboard accelerators are configurable. You can find out which keyboard accelerators are bound to a command in menu Tools → Options on the Environment → Keyboard page. These commands are named Edit.CommentSelection and Edit.UncommentSelection. (With my settings, these are bound to Ctrl + K, Ctrl + C and Ctrl + K, Ctrl + U. I … Read more
All three of the forms you mention are single-line comments. The double-semicolon may have originally arisen as a cue in Dorai Sitaram’s SLaTeX typesetting package that the comment was to be typeset as ordinary text, rather than as program text. Scheme also has multi-line comments. In particular, it appears that R6RS, like Racket, allows the … Read more
Generally, code that is removed should not be commented, precisely because it clutters the codebase (and, why would one comment on something that doesn’t exist?). Your defect tracking system or source control management tools are where such comments belong.
You can use @namespace with @name and @lends like this: /** * @name MyNamespace * @namespace Hold all functionality */ (function () { “use strict”; /** @lends MyNamespace*/ var stlib = function (param, param, param) { …All of my code…}; }());
It’s using the template for any eclipse-generated field. You can change it in Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Code Templates -> Comments -> Fields … either globally or per-project.
Yes… you can.. Here is a ready-made “Snippet” you can drag or auto-complete, etc… /** * <#summary#> * @param <#name#> <#how you gonna get it?#> * @param <#name#> <#really, there’s more?#> * @return <#name#> <#what do you want!#> */ Drag that “onto” the snippet “thing” and like, you know.. set it up.. and there ya … Read more
Type comments you can edit in menu File -> Settings -> File Templates. Then you look to tab Includes and edit entry File Header Method comments isn’t possible to edit, I think.
Select multiple lines and use the Comment with Line Comment (Ctrl+/ in the default keymap on Windows, can be changed in Settings | Keymap). There is also Comment with Block Comment that works for file types that have special style comment for code blocks (not applicable for .htaccess).