Sometimes, well, often even, I amaze myself with my own stupidity. I have been disgruntled for awhile because you can't make a region token multiline, so you can do something like

but you can't do something like

and then one day the solution light bulb popped on and I could not believe how in the hell I had not thought of it soon. And the change to my coding/commenting style is minor

#region My Magic Method
/// <summary>
/// This method does magic as many times as the NumberOfTime sent to it
/// </summary>
/// <param name="NumberOfTimesToDoIt">int for how many times to do magic</param>
public void SomeMagicDo(int NumberOfTimes)
{
    10 PRINT "Doing some magic";
    20 GOTO 10;
}
#endregion

versus

/// <summary>
/// This method does magic as many times as the NumberOfTime sent to it
/// </summary>
/// <param name="NumberOfTimesToDoIt">int for how many times to do magic</param>
#region My Magic Method
public void SomeMagicDo(int NumberOfTimes)
{
    10 PRINT "Doing some magic";
    20 GOTO 10;
}
#endregion

 BLAM! I always had my multiline region ability, I just didn't realize it, and noone took pity and told me.

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