productivity-power-tools

I have got a problem with my Visual Studio 2013: My curly braces have different sizes. If I write some code in the same line they change the size to match my editor font size. Is there a config section where I can disable this behavior? Well, after a while looking for a solution I found that the problem was an extension: VS Productivity Power Tools 2013: Syntactic Line Compression. Click "Tools" -> "Options" Choose "Productivity Power Tools" in the Options window Toggle "Syntactic Line Compression" to "Off" Hope this helps. PS: This solution works with VS 2015 and VS 2017 too. 来源： https:/

I'm using "Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate" and "Productivity Power Tools 2013". There are these vertical indent lines and I don't know how to remove them. I tried disabling "Column Guides", but it was not related to this. Here is an image of what it looks like now: Any ideas? Found it. It is the "Structure Visualizer" option. Go to "Tools->Options" and in dialog select "Productivity Power Tools". It is an option close to the end of the list: VS 2013, I have to include this step: Tools --> Options --> Productivity Power Tools --> Other Extension --> Turn off "Show code structure in Editor" For

I have only recently paid any attention to the appearance of little green and blue rectangles on my vertical scroll bar in code editing windows in VS2010. Can anyone tell me what these are? I'm running with the Productivity Power Tools extension and ReSharper 6. From the productivity power tools extension page : Enhanced Scrollbar We’ve been looking into ways that we can improve the experience of navigating through code files. Our solution is the source map which has three modes that will allow you to more easily see the interesting artifacts in your files (edits, breakpoints, bookmarks,

In Visual Studio 2013 and up, there is the Peek Definition feature when you Ctrl + Click. At first I thought this was cool, but I have found that the majority of the time, I need to click the Promote to Document button, since I make lots of changes to the files I Ctrl + Click on. But after Googling how to turn off Peek Definition, I can't find any details on if this is possible. What I would really like is for the Ctrl + Click functionality to go back to opening the definition in its own tab, like in previous versions of VS. Is this possible? In pre 2017 Visual Studio: Tools → Options →