Multiple folding modes at once?

Submitted by malyvelky on Sunday, 7 November, 2004 - 18:08

Hi,

I do C++ programming and I'd like to improve the editing experience by getting as much as possible out of code folding.
Basically, I want 3 folding modes at once: fold code between { and }, fold comments, and sometimes explicit fold. How to do it? Thanks! /M. Velky

You could try the Configurabl

by cvicari on Tue, 09/11/2004 - 14:13

You could try the ConfigurableFoldHandler, and use regular expressions to open and close folders. You can configure a regular expression that matches each string that begins with '{' or '/*', to open folders, and something similar to close.

OK, but

by Anonymous on Thu, 18/11/2004 - 14:48

OK, but if I use the RegExps open: {|(/*) close: {|(*/)
it will match not only '{}' and '/* */', but also '{ */' and '/* }', won't it?

You might want to take a look

by Anonymous on Thu, 18/11/2004 - 15:03

You might want to take a look at the JavaFold plugin. It may do what your want, or you maybe able to use it as a base for creating a FoldHandler that does what you want.

-Ollie

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