Mirror Code
Changes selected properties and code sections, specifying a visual object’s position or dimensions, so that the object is mirrored. The code provider changes certain code sections in the following way:
| Source | Result |
|---|---|
| left, right, top, bottom | right, left, bottom, top |
| +, -, ++, – | -, +, –, ++ |
Availability
From the context menus or via shortcuts:
- when the edit cursor or caret is on the selected expression containing a property that specifies the position or dimensions of a visual object.
Example
Rectangle MyRect = new Rectangle() {X=10,Y=20};
│int a = MyRect.Top;
int b = MyRect.Left;
Dim MyRect As Rectangle = New Rectangle()
MyRect.X = 10
MyRect.Y = 20
│Dim a As Integer = MyRect.Top
Dim b As Integer = MyRect.Left
Result:
Rectangle MyRect = new Rectangle() {X=10,Y=20};
│int a = MyRect.Bottom;
int b = MyRect.Right;
Dim MyRectangle As Rect = New Rectangle()
MyRect.X = 10
MyRect.Y = 20
│Dim a As Integer = MyRectangle.Bottom
Dim b As Integer = MyRectangle.Right
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