When moving around the code in the editor, it would be very nice if you could see the name of a region in a tooltip when hovering over the #endregion directive.

Then it would also make sense to make it possible to hide a region at the #endregion directive.

Hello,

I love UML and I love the features to generate Sequence Diagramms and Class Diagramms in Visual Studio 2010. But I have no idea why it is so hard to print a diagramm.

I would like to be able to print any kind of diagramm. It would be great if you could recognize that most of us developers only own an A4 printer. So we need a comfortable way to print hugh diagramms over several A4 page. For example it's quite comfortable to print a large sheet in Excel.

Kind regards

Sebastian

Within the IDE when viewing code, it would be great if we could have an option to right click on the Type/Member and have an option to View in Object Browser.

Currently, this is a manual step, which slowed down by having to search for the type, and then select one from a potentially large list of results.

I've no idea how feasible this is, but I often find myself trawling through long lists of Found references, trying to pick out the actual implementation(s) of the method/property I'm investigating.

The undocking feature is of limited use for multi-monitor editing since I cannot combine the undocked windows/files into one. I'd like to open all cpp files on one screen and all h files on another. Right now, I have to manually undock and move any new file I open and I have to move the window to see the other ones opened.

Valid HTML5 data attributes:
1. data-isnewuser="data-isnewuser"
2. data-isnewuser

Visual Studio allows 1 but warns about 2: "Warning Validation (HTML5): This attribute name must be followed by an equal (=) sign and a value. If the value is in quotation marks, the quotation marks must match."

That warning is wrong. And 2 is preferable as it simplifies the markup.

See:
http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html#boolean-attribute
http://stackoverflow.com/a/9729132/1711500
http://stackoverflow.com/a/4140263/1711500

When i try to save a read-only file, id like it to fail and notice me with a brief sound, just like the previous VS2010 behavior.

I tried selecting/unselecting "Allow editing of read-only files;warn when attempt to save", both options end up showing a popup on save and i always click Cancel.

Thanks

As someone who believes in comments and referencing other code in them, I want completion to work while typing comments and rename to at least offer textual matches for my approval when renaming, which are almost always correct due to good naming.

For .cs files in Visual Web Developer Express and Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop, pieces of code that I explicitly outline with Edit.HideSelection have their outlining removed (which is the problem) when I close and re-open those .cs files. This is regardless of whether or not I have Automatic Outlining turned on, nor whether or not my .cs files enter Outlining Mode when they open. This problem doesn't happen for .cpp files.
Thank you,
Daniel

At times when I report a bug and it is not reproducable, MS asks me to submit either a sample application or build log. There are times when I cannot submit this build log as it contains file, project, resource, reference, etc names. If there was a build mode which obfuscates the these above names then I don't have to worry when submitting my build log to MS

My team has recently converted to Visual Studio 2012 and is using the Code Review work items. When reviewing a new file, or one with substantial changes, the slashes or hashing shown for the unmatched lines causes my eyes to cross and lose focus making the review physically painful.

Is there any way to change the slashes or hashing in the Code Review tool to be something different such as a 50% grey, or at least lower the contrast of the lines so I can use the tool?

Create TODO Windows where all todo comments will be enlisted. Also put autogenerated structure for TODO commenting similar to what we get above method and class defination.
Such kind of windows will help a lot to enlist all pending task on one place.

Show text search results in a list, instead of jumping forth and back between hits!

It is much more user-friendly to navigate a list of hits, than "jumping into the unknown" without good overview.

See the free IDE Code::Blocks for how this is best implemented.