Hi Neil,
Sorry about the lack of a subject.
> Michael.Cartmell:
>
> > Is it possible to set the fold level of the previous line?
>
> Yes, although it will be more confusing. I would read ahead instead
> of patching behind.
>
I'll try that.
> > silverRing : Wearable
> > 'silver ring'
> > 'silver ring'
> > "A silver ring lies glinting in the dust. "
> > ;
> >
> > In the second case I don't find out that the block has
> begun untill I reach
> > 'silver ring' on the second line.
>
> This similar to Python ao you could have a look at the
> Python folder.
>
In Python the indentation is part of the syntax & can be relied on, here the
indentation is the same as C's, nice to look at, but ignored b the
compiler;)
> > levelCurrent++;
> > if (!visibleChars) {
> > styler.SetLevel(lineCurrent-1,
> styler.LevelAt(lineCurrent-1) + 1);
> > }
> >
> > however that doesn't seem to work. Have I missed something?
>
> Don't you want to leave the previous line at its level but set this
> line to one more? Or did you mean that the second 'silver ring' line
> (that is, line 3) is the subordinate?
>
I want the folding to appear at the line "silverRing : Wearable" whether or
not the '{' is present. With the brace I see
silverRing : Wearable
------------------------------------------- (fold line)
Without it I get
silverRing : Wearable
'silver ring'
------------------------------------------- (fold line)
Anyway I'll try reading ahead and using the context available from two lines
to set the first of them.
Michael
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