/*<div>...</div>*/
That type of comment string is the only type of comment string my Windows 8.1 Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition (VS2015CE) will apply to any type of code in the editor. The context-aware commenting system has become completely FUBAR. This
instance of VS2015CE is installed side-by-side with an instance of Visual Studio 2013 Professional (VC2013Pro.)
I learned how to do VS2015CE resets using the Tools menu, then again from the shell andstill all VS2015CE will apply are the /*...*/ comment strings. Then I tried a Repair and finally an uninstall and reinstall of VS2015CE andstill the FUBAR commenting persists across all attempts to restore the commenting in the editor; different types of code, different projects its all the same.
I also noticed the reinstall fetched project meta data and such. I did not even think about whacking that metadata or know if it matters.
Uninstalling VS2015CE also loads a type of warning advisory page in the browser informing us how to uninstall 3rd Party applications that may have been installed side-by-side with VC2015CE. Nothing itemized on the 3rd party advisory list is installed on
the machine. Well, maybe one item like an Android SDK or something related to Android that I do not recall at the moment. Still, I only used VS2015CE for client-side HTML stack and the only way I changed VS2015CE configuration is with custom themes.
So finally is this repairable? How does commenting really work and where are the comment strings fetched from or where are they generated? Perhaps all I might need to do is remap the keyboard shortcuts ctrl-k-c/ctrl-k-u which again only generate /*...*/ comment
strings and may have somehow been remapped to that comment string and only that comment string.
Do the keyboard shortcuts call a macro or does the executable listen for them so context-aware comments could be generated by VC2015CE itself.
I don't know. Something has to work don't you think?