Most of the time i need to put a sign in my code to be able to find it again fast. I work on visual studio c-sharp. to do this i just add a bug to it but i think there is a right way to do this. Can anyone tell me how can i do that?
Thank you for helping.
Sure, have a look at the @todo comment annotation (or in c# I believe it's ///TODO).
Every good IDE has a way of listing all these todo lines with their comment, file and line number.
Good luck with your project 
Visual Studio has bookmarks built in. The default hotkey is CTRL+K+K. (View -> Bookmark Window). These are saved on your computer only, so other people on your team won't see them.
For things you want the whole team to see, // TODO comments show up in the "Task List" window (View -> Task List). I believe you can customize the comments that it looks for as well.
15 hours ago, Nypyren said:Visual Studio has bookmarks built in. The default hotkey is CTRL+K+K. (View -> Bookmark Window). These are saved on your computer only, so other people on your team won't see them.
For things you want the whole team to see, // TODO comments show up in the "Task List" window (View -> Task List). I believe you can customize the comments that it looks for as well.
This.
Another approach I use to track, say, temporary globals is by marking them with an empty preprocessor define:
#define _GLOBAL
_GLOBAL static int32 myTempGlobalVar = 0;
This makes it easy to track down all the globals (which can accumulate over time) at a later time without having to keep tabs on them.
