New Features of Visual Studio clipboard

when I started learning programming, I used Borland development tools from tc2.0 to bc3.1, and then to BCB, delphi, every time a tool or version is updated, all of them are fascinated by its new features and new features. The clipboard function in bcb6 and DELPHI6 is very convenient. The dual cutting and powerful block operation functions are two of my favorite features, why does vs not provide these functions? This regret disappears with the launch of Visual Studio 2003, because the new feature of vs2003 clipboard is more efficient and intuitive, and its user-friendly design is very handy, and you may not think of it!

1. Multi-cut function [clipboard ring]
multi-cut function, which is available only in the office software series, the convenience is naturally self-evident. Now vs developers can also experience this feature. The process is as follows:
. continuous copy (CTRL-C, Edit. copy) or cut (CTRL-X, Edit. cut) The Code (up to 20 lines) is required, so you do not need to consider clipboard coverage, because the clipboard automatically organizes the cut content into a post-import, first-out (LIFO) stack.
B. use ctrl-shift-V to paste the upper-layer cut content (the last copied code ).
C. if you want to paste the second entry in the clipboard stack, press Ctrl-shift-V (edit. cycleclipboardring), paste the content into the second code segment. Similarly, press Ctrl-shift-V to paste the content to traverse the code segment stack.
In addition, you can also see the content in the clipboard stack. On the clipboard ring page in the toolbox, all the cut content is listed separately, you can also drag arbitrary content with the mouse, but Visual Studio 2005 seems to remove this feature and only supports shortcut keys.
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2. Block Operations
I believe you are familiar with other common block operations. However, the column selection function cannot be left blank. BCB has long supported this feature. It is very effective when copying large array assignment statements, and many vs developers envy it at the time, now vs supports it. The operation is simple. When you select the code, press the Alt key to see how the result works?
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