UnityScript support for #region

First of all, for people who don't know what regions are:

The language C# has a nice feature, called regions, what these allow you to do is type #region nameOfTheRegion and then later on in your code #endregion. Code within such a region can then be folded - just like code within functions, classes and enums can be. This is very nice when you, for instance, have 50 variables declared at the top of your script.

You simply have a player region, a level region, etcetera. You can then fold the code you're not currently using, making navigating a lot easier.

This is extremely easy to implement. So please vote my suggestion up and hope it gets recognized by the UT guys.

 

It already supports this.

 

Could you tell me how? Several knowledgeable people I spoke to assure me this is not the case.

 

that's one of the reasons i only write in C# in monodevelop \m/

 

If you use mono develop (which comes with Unity) or Visual Studio it works. I'm on windows but I assume monodev supports this on mac.

 

I think it is more a feature of the IDE than of the language. As it was already stated it already works in MonoDevelop and Visual Studio (I personally have used it on the latter).

 

^ true dat.