Thanks for the kind words :) Yeah regions are a strange beast in C#. In some cases I find them handy, like in this instance where I wanted the COM interfaces em

Thanks for the kind words :) Yeah regions are a strange beast in C#. In some cases I find them handy, like in this instance where I wanted the COM interfaces embedded in the main class file. Also to clearly separate which functions belong to the manipulation of master vs individual program audio levels. The region paradigm is very often misused and is one of those things that starts off nice and then degrades as time goes on (meaning new functions get added in the wrong region, refactorings end up all over the place, etc). I prefer them though over partial classes (shudder) and when properly used they can be a huge timesaver when dealing with those annoying UBER-Forms that tend to happen when dealing with legacy WinForms code :)