regions

I would like to know if is there a way to change the color of expanded regions' titles in VS2008. Even by using a third part plug-in. #region My Region Title //I want this text to be in a customized color public void Foo() { //Bla bla bla } #endregion Does anyone know how to do it? You can change the #region and #endregion preprocessor keyword under the 'Font and Colors' option under Tools-->Options... but I've never seen where you can change the text that you put after the tag. You might want to poke around http://blogs.msdn.com/saraford/ and check out her blog since she is the queen of UI

From what I can interpret from the runtime requirements of sample region monitoring code of Apple , region monitoring is available on iPhone 4, iPad 2 Wifi + 3G or later. So I'm assuming that it's not available on iPad1 with 3G, or iPhone 3G/3GS. Is this a correct interpretation? I cannot test this since I don't have all those devices and I couldn't find an official documentation about this. PS: I know that I can check for it in the code by calling regionMonitoringAvailable method but I need this information to decide for the architecture of my app, so I need to know this upfront. From what I

I want to create a region with dynamic views(multiple views in one region). The region content need to be changed by ComboBox selection event(the comobox items are view instances). I want that a change in the ComboBox will change the view in the region by the selected view item. My question what is the difference between : MyView view= new MyView(); IRegion region = new Region(); region.Name="MyRegion"; regionManager.Regions.Add(region); region.Add(view); region.Activate(view); To: regionManager.RegisterViewWithRegion("MyRegion",type(MyView)); ? What is the best way to use dynamic regions? If

I have a layout, but cannot define all of its regions in advance because they are not known. So later on an ItemView is created and I'd like to create a new region in the layout using the view's ID as the region's name so I can then say: layout.dynamicRegionName.show(newItemView); But there is cyclic dependency here. I haven't rendered the view yet, so I cannot make a reference to its DOM element to be used in the layout's call to .addRegion() I cannot render it, precisely because I want it to get attached to the DOM tree through the dynamically added region by calling its .show()

Amazon released new feature - to support regional api endpoints Does it mean I can deploy my same API code in two regions which sends request to Lambda micro-services? (It will be two different Https endpoints) And have CloudFront distribute the traffic for me? Any code snippets? Does it mean I can deploy my same API code in two regions which sends request to Lambda micro-services? (It will be two different Https endpoints) This was already possible. You can already deploy the same API code in multiple regions and create different HTTPS endpoints using API Gateway. What you couldn't do, before

This question already has answers here : Of Countries and their Cities [closed] (10 answers) Possible Duplicate: Database of Countries and their Cities Ok, this one is a non technical question. I am creating a business directory and I'd like to categorize listings by location. Instead of giving users an option to enter the location, I am going to provide them with a list of locations which follow a Country/State/City format. I tried GeoWorldMap by GeoBytes. It looked promising in the beginning and I felt that is exactly what would get the job done until I realized it provided a list of around