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Visual Studio Auto Open Properties

Here is my problem. I have a C # class file loaded in Visual Studio I'm working on. I created a class and created some properties inside the specified class. I destroyed the properties as follows:enter image description here

I destroy properties with a small +/ button -on each side. I want to collapse each of them, since I have many other classes with properties, and I do not want to see a lot of repeating code (get, set).

Closing them works fine, but after I work on some other classes in a single file, the properties open again so that I can see the code:

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You can use this:

#region some_name
//your variables or code whatever
#endregion

And then you can roll up a specific code, and it's good that it does not open, as it happens in your case.

See if it worked.

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