* Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> %
> % On the left side where are usualy line numbers is "+" and you can group
> % functions, classes or custom defined blocks of code.
>
> ... vim does a nice job "folding", which sounds like what you describe.
> I tend to use foldmarkers and be picky, but it has a number of ways
> including some fairly automated approaches to define the folds ("blocks").
>
My thoughts exactly, folding works great. You can navigate a file
with 30 functions/classes all in one screen. There is even a plugin
for vim that creates a left side code navigation. It creates a list
of all the functions and by clicking on them, the right side jumps
to that function.
An example of the folding display:
+-- 49 lines: function foo($param1, $param2) { ---------------
+-- 65 lines: function foo2($param1, $param2) { --------------
+-- 127 lines: class bar {-------------------------------------
class bar2 {
var $v;
+--- 3 lines: function bar2() {-------------------------------
function foo() {
//editing this method
}
+--- 10 lines: function zap() {--------------------------------
}
Curt
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