Visual Studio 2005 - conditionally suppress auto fomat

In VS 2005 editor, Tools --> Options --> c# --> Formatting
is there a way to turn all this stuff off for a block of code?

I have this section of code defined, and someone goes and cuts and pasts the part of these decloration's thus reformatting them. I want to prevent this kind of stuff so its easy in the future to coloum select the constants and copy them out. is there an attribute or something that i can put around a region to prevent this kind of auto formatting? or a add-in of some kind?

const int XAD = 15;
const int XRD = 16;
const int XLR = 17;
const int NI = 18;
const int CH = 19;
const int CHE = 20;
const int RECT = 21;
const int RECTR = 22;
const int TXR = 23;
const int RECCO = 24;
const int INVT = 25;
const int ACO = 26;
const int ACT = 27;
const int PPENT = 28;
const int DPACT = 29;

Thanks in advance,

Deva Wijewickrema

[2620 byte] By [DevaWijewickrema] at [2007-12-30]
# 1
Moving to a more appropriate thread.
AzeemKhan-MSFT at 2007-9-5 > top of Msdn Tech,Visual C#,Visual C# IDE...
# 2

Hi Deva,

It is not supported to turn off formatting for a block of code. However you might want to set the option of "ignore spaces around binary operators" for this particular kind of code.

JeremyMengMSFT at 2007-9-5 > top of Msdn Tech,Visual C#,Visual C# IDE...