Change behavior of Visual Basic.NET code designer?

[Chris]

Is it be possible to change the behavior of the way VB.NET adds the "End
Sub" after you create a subroutine? For example...when you type:

Sub Foo(stuff as things)

Visual basic will put:

End Sub

after it.. Could this be changed so that the End Sub created by the IDE
looks like this?

End Sub 'Foo

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Armin Zingler]

Is it be possible to change the behavior of the way VB.NET adds the
"End Sub" after you create a subroutine? For example...when you
type:

Sub Foo(stuff as things)

Visual basic will put:

End Sub

after it.. Could this be changed so that the End Sub created by the
IDE looks like this?

End Sub 'Foo

No.


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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Is it be possible to change the behavior of the way VB.NET adds the "End
Sub" after you create a subroutine? For example...when you type:

Sub Foo(stuff as things)

Visual basic will put:

End Sub

after it.. Could this be changed so that the End Sub created by the IDE
looks like this?

End Sub 'Foo

That's not supported.