Cleanup PS Studio code + cleanup items

[stevens]

Product, version and build: latest update PS Studio
32 or 64 bit version of product: 64
Operating system: W2K12R2
32 or 64 bit OS: 64
PowerShell Version: 5

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Hi,

I would like to know if I can safely remove (empty) code which is put there by PS Studio or if it is needed (then for what?).
F.e.

$contextmenuStripComputer_Opening = [System.ComponentModel.CancelEventHandler]{
#Event Argument: $_ = [System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs]
#TODO: Place custom script here

}

Then also I have a picturebox ($picturebox1) which I cannot find in my design view but is there. How can I select it and make it popup so I could see the properties/dragg it if it would be out of the form (what I think is the case)?

Steven

[davidc]

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[dan.potter]

If you are talking about the comments, it's an option in the options panel.

As for the full code block, if you delete it PS studio will ask you if you want to remove the event for it. Choose yes.

[jvierra]

On the top of the "Properties" panel is a drop down. It contains all objects on the form. Select the hidden object and it will be selected. If it is off of the form just set the location to 0,0 and it will become visible.

[jvierra]

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[stevens]

Ok, thanks, that worked indeed!
When I resize the form, how can I make sure every item resizes with it?

[jvierra]

TO resize with a form a control must be able to be resized and it must be anchored.

From what you have posted it is not possible to offer more help than that.

[stevens]

If you are talking about the comments, it's an option in the options panel.

As for the full code block, if you delete it PS studio will ask you if you want to remove the event for it. Choose yes.

My question = is it safe to say that all code which contains nothing more then "#TODO: Place custom script here" can be removed?