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AuthoringSink.AddHiddenRegion Method

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Add a hidden region to the internal list.

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Public method AddHiddenRegion(NewHiddenRegion) Adds the specified NewHiddenRegion object to the internal hidden regions list.
Public method AddHiddenRegion(TextSpan) Adds a new hidden region to the internal list based on the given TextSpan object.
Public method AddHiddenRegion(TextSpan, String)

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A hidden region is a span of code that can be removed from view. This is typically used in outlining where sections of code can be hidden or exposed by the user in order to reduce clutter in the editor window. Another example of hidden regions is the #region/#endregion keywords in C# that bracket any arbitrary section of code which allows the user to hide uninteresting code from view.

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AuthoringSink Class

Microsoft.VisualStudio.Package Namespace