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VisualStudio 2005 text editor settings
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Tab settings:
 Indent Size => 4
 Tab Size => 4
 Insert Tabs => False (Use space chars when indenting)

New Line settings:
 Place open brace on new line for types => False
 Place open brace on new line for methods => False
 Place open brace on new line for anonymous methods => False
 Place open brace on new line for control blocks => False

Wrapping settings:
 Leave block on single line => False
 Leave statements and member declarations on the same line => False

Other spacing or indentation should follow the default settings.


Here is a sample:

 class Sample {
 private static readonly int[] m = {
 1, 2, 3, 4,
 };

 public int Size {
 get {
 return m.Length;
 }
 }

 public void Run(int x) {
 if (x >= 0 && x < m.Length) {
 Runner.Run(delegate() {
 return m[x];
 });
 }
 }
 }


You can use PoderosaVSMacro.vb for overriding the conding-style settings.
PoderosaVSMacro.vb can be found at tools/vsmacro on CVS.

To set conding-style settings:

 1. Open Macro IDE
 2. Add existing macro (PoderosaVSMacro.vb) to MyMacros
 3. Open Macro Explorer
 4. Run MyMacros > PoderosaVSMacro > SetEditorProperties