How to organize xml data using equivalent to #region / #endregion (outlining) from C# .NET

问题

I'd like to organize my XML data to be collapsable and expandable using a preprocessor command like the #region/#endregion command in C#/.NET. I'm editing this file Visual Studio 2008.

Does any such ability exist? I've googled to no avail. The closest I can come to so far is to expand and collapse the tags themselves, so I can collapse between

<Data> 
(this is collapsed)
</Data>

回答1:

There does not appear to be any Visual Studio supported ability to do what I'm looking to do. As discussed in Oded's answer, the best solution was to add XML comments like

<!--START [enter description]--> 
<myDataHere .../>
<!--END [enter description]--> 

with Whitespace to organize the code.

回答2:

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回答3:

Using such commands would change the XML file itself, so I can't see a real use case for this and as you said, you can collapse the tags themselves, so you already have a close to perfect solution to your problem. Why do you need more then that?

回答4:

<!--region product colors-->
<color name="green_008060">#008060</color>
<color name="green_trans_40_percent_008060">#66008060</color>
<!--endregion product colors-->

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3008900/how-to-organize-xml-data-using-equivalent-to-region-endregion-outlining-fr