Closed Orvid closed 10 years ago
Who actually did propose this feature to be added back then? Was it..me? :O
Actually, I believe it was originally me that proposed that it show disabled code differently, but I had originally intended it to be more like how VS shows disabled #ifdef
blocks, slightly grayed out. If Mono-D were able to do the same as VS in that respect, then I don't think the option would actually be needed.
Fun thing: The code-side property was existing all the time, already. :D
While the way Mono-D currently shows disabled versions is useful if you're just browsing some code, it's nothing but a pain for anyone trying to modify code that may not actually get built in the current setup, but that does need to be modified to work with another change that was made. To solve this problem, I propose that an option be added to disable this feature of Mono-D.