>>My question is how exactly they are inserted? Manually by developer after he/she organizes the code or >automatically by IDE - if yes, how?
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>you would just type directly into the code editor `#region SampleRegionTitle` on one line
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>then a few lines down enter into the code editor the phrase `#endregion`.
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>this allows the developer to set up and organize their code the way they like.
>try entering in the examples you were provided in the other posts and watch the Visual Studio IDE do its magic.
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>Incidentally that SampleRegionTitle is not a program variable and is not used for any functional purpose in the .exe file. It simply allows you to identify areas of your code with a title of your choosing...
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>Regions are really cool.
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>I wonder if VFP 10 will have regions?
>O ya... there won't be a VFP 10
>:)

I just reorganized my whole page with regions, very nice.

However, somewhere along the lines I broke the already working code, so now I have to debug to find out what did I do wrong.

I also manually moved related code pieces together to have grid code in the same region, button's code in the same region, user functions in the same region, etc.