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How can I collapse a Try/Catch code block and/or navigate from the Try to the Catch in Visual Studio 2005?

Asked by jamesspo in .Net Editors & IDEs, .NET, Visual Studio .NET 2005

Tags: vb.net / visual studio 2005 / .net 2.0

I'm trying to figure out how to do two things in the Visual Studio 2005 IDE for VB.net code:

1. Within a function or subroutine, navigate between the 'Try/Catch/Finally/End Try' tokens or the 'If/Elseif/End If' tokens using keyboard shortcuts.  Is there a keyboard combination which would allow me to jump from an 'End Try' line to the prior token in the Try statement?

2. Is there a way to collapse/expand a Try or If block in the IDE?  I read about regions, but I don't think they can be used within a method.  So it won't work for what I'd like to do.

Does anyone have suggestions of how to do this within Visual Studio or have links to add-on's that would provide this functionality?

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