[VB6] AddIn - Comment/Code Display + Highlight + Extra Hotkeys (Updated 28/08/21)

[shagratt]

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This is an add-in to display comments and code of user generated
Functons/Methods/Properties and also some info from typelibs in the project

It takes the text inside comments over the declarations and also from the menu
Tools->Procedure Attributes or inside typelibs

(optional) Also have extra hotkeys:
CTRL+Q: Smart lines comment / uncomment
CTRL+D: Duplicate Lines
CTRL+SHIFT+UP and CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN: Move Up or Down selected lines

(optional) Also has selection highlight on editor on all ocurrences of text/selection. Note: Only support MONOSPACE FONTS


IMPORTANT: This is a WIA (Work In Progress) I'm releasing this AddIn as
an unfinished project. Its working but I feel there is still some more
polishing to do. Just dont have the time needed right now.


NOTE: If highlighting a word doesnt seem to work try selecting another word and then
reselecting the word you want to hihglight OR scroll the editor up/down to force
re apply highlighting.


Special thanks to Fafalone and LaVolpe for helping how to access typelibs data.

DOWNLOAD: prj (AddIn) ComCodeDisplay v1.1.zip

Changelog:
v0.8 (06/05/21)
+Initial release.
v0.8b (07/05/21)
+Highlight: Fixed default font values and without comment viewer
v0.8c (10/05/21)
+Highlight: Fixed horizontal scrolling on editor
v0.8d (11/05/21)
+Highlight: Fixed lines with ampersand ('&')
+Removed reference to Office objects
v0.8e (12/05/21)
+Fixed default VB6 to Courier New and not Times New Roman
(for people who have never changed the font)
v1.0 (10/06/21)
+Fixed ExtraHotkeys to work on all opened VB6 instances and not just one
v1.1 (26/08/21)
+Fixed Loading, now support big groups with multiple projects
+Comments with lines with separators like '======' (same char) are cut to display better