Declarations for abstract methods (single line ending in a semi-colon) would
not have the + to the left because they would not be folded. The tool tip
that is now associated with the {...} could be associated with the +
instead.
I find the {...} to be unnecessary and distracting.
Visual Slick Edit does a beautiful job of folding and does not use {...}, it
just puts a + in the margin to indicate folding.
It also allows folding of code and comments separately. When folding
comments, it will either hide the entire comment, or just show the first
line.
"Walter Mundt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > My preference would be to entirely get rid of the {...}'s
> >
> I don't like that - the {...}'s also have a tooltip allowing you to
quickly
> glance at the code inside. Also, they don't take up any important space if
> they're placed on the same line as the method ")"; that's something I
would
> like to see. Furthermore, without them the declarations are too hard to
> differentiate from abstract or interface methods, differing only by a
single
> semicolon.
>
> -Walter Mundt
>
>
>
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