Formatting - at once - all the files in a Visual Studio project

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Dan picture Dan · May 31, 2009 · Viewed 35.4k times · Source

I am interested in formatting all the files in a Visual Studio (ver. 2005) project all at once.

Currently, there is a way to format a single document by doing something like Edit->Advanced->Format Document. However, I don't see a single command to format all the files of a project all at once.

Any idea how to do that?

Answer

Mikhail picture Mikhail · Nov 10, 2016

The Format All Files extension worked for me. Nothing to do, just install and click!

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