Multiline Comment

[Maksym]

Hello.

Does anybody know how to create hotkey (or macro)
for multiline comment in the NetBeans Editor?

For example I have such code:

int index = 0;
String name = "";

after I select these two lines and press the desired
hotkey they are will look like the following:

/* int index = 0; String name = ""; */



Thank you,
Maksym.

[Thales (Shubacca) - Tebo]

You can use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+C.

2008/9/3 Maksym <maximailx@gmail.com (maximailx@gmail.com)>

[Petr Dvorak]

Hi!

If you are interested only in commenting the code out (no uncommenting),
you can try to create following macro in Tools>Options>Editor (or Java
Code in 6.1)>Macros:

copy-to-clipboard delete-previous "/* " paste-from-clipboard " */"

Hope that helps,

Petr Dvorak

Maksym wrote:

[Jiri Prox]

Hi,

also the hint can be used - select the block of code, press alt-enter
when light bulb appears on the left side of editor and select Surround
with /*selection*/

Regards
Jirka

Petr Dvorak wrote:

[Nick Beare]

My preference is to use control + /
It acts as a toggle.

This comments the lines if not commented (puts // in first column). If commented (// in first column) will uncomment them. Very handy for temporarily commenting out code.



From: Maksym [mailto:address-removed]
Sent: 03 September 2008 13:58
To: address-removed
Subject: [nbusers] Multiline Comment


Hello.



Does anybody know how to create hotkey (or macro)

for multiline comment in the NetBeans Editor?



For example I have such code:



int index = 0;

String name = "";



after I select these two lines and press the desired

hotkey they are will look like the following:



/* int index = 0;
String name = ""; */






Thank you,

Maksym.

[Ediklip]

thanks for the list guys. it'll really help me.