title: How to modify vb.net editor to indent nested regions
body: <p>How do I modify the vb.net editor (via add-ins or whatever) to indent nested regions like thus:</p>
  
  <pre><code>#Region "Declared Variables"
  
      #Region "Private Variables"
          Private _werwer as integer = 0
      #End Region
  
      #Region "Public Variables"
          Private _DBConnectionString as String = ""
      #End Region
  
  #End Region
  </code></pre>
  
  <p><strong>What I am NOT looking for:</strong>  Explanations or opinions of why I or anybody else should not use regions (including SoC).  I understand the ways in which it can be abused.  I also understand that they can be quite useful when used correctly. For my part, I am dyslexic, and it is very difficult for me to look at a long file of un-outlined code and parse any meaning out of it.  I use outlining (regions) to chunk the data into digestible bits to overcome my disabilities that would make coding ridiculously difficult otherwise.  If it seems too <em>inconvenient</em> to click on the little plus sign to see some code so that other people with difficulties you do not have CAN read it, you can keep your comments/answers to yourself.  Your opinion is not appreciated in this specific context.  I understand this paragraph is a little "off-topic" but I have seen other questions like this get completely derailed because <strong>SOME</strong> people cannot see a use for regions.  See <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1476550/any-standard-way-to-divide-a-class-into-regions/1476582#1476582">https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1476550/any-standard-way-to-divide-a-class-into-regions/1476582#1476582</a></p>