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  • martin.upsdellagresearch.co.nzJune 29, 2009 9:56 PM PDT   
    Displaying Line Numbers in Visual Studio 2008

    I have just upgraded to visual fortran 11.1 which has included an upgrade from Visual Studo 2005 to Visual Studio 2008.
    In Visual Studio 2005 the editor displayed the line numbers down the left hand side.  Visual Studio 2008 no longer does this.  I assume that there is a switch somewhere to turn the line numbers on or off but I cannot find it.
    I woudl be grateful if someone can tell me where it is.

    Thanks



    David WhiteJune 29, 2009 9:58 PM PDT
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    Re: Displaying Line Numbers in Visual Studio 2008

    I have just upgraded to visual fortran 11.1 which has included an upgrade from Visual Studo 2005 to Visual Studio 2008.
    In Visual Studio 2005 the editor displayed the line numbers down the left hand side.  Visual Studio 2008 no longer does this.  I assume that there is a switch somewhere to turn the line numbers on or off but I cannot find it.
    I woudl be grateful if someone can tell me where it is.

    Thanks

    I don't have 2008 installed, but in VS 2005, it is in Tools / Options / Text Editor / All Languages


    onkelhotteJune 30, 2009 12:48 AM PDT
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    Re: Displaying Line Numbers in Visual Studio 2008

    Quoting - David White
    I don't have 2008 installed, but in VS 2005, it is in Tools / Options / Text Editor / All Languages

    Thanks, I was looking for that entry a long time.

    It´s the same option in VS2008 as it is in VS2005.

    Markus

    Steve Lionel (Intel)June 30, 2009 9:27 AM PDT
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    Re: Displaying Line Numbers in Visual Studio 2008

    Unfortunately, you'll have to reset this each time the compiler version updates.  I have in the past requested that the line numbers be left enabled, but so far this has not been done.


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