Neil Hodgson wrote:
> There is a list of single tag words to avoid folding for HTML and
> no check that disables this for XML. Its in classifyTagHTML in
> scintilla/src/LexHTML.cxx.
Thank you for that information. I would like to make SciTE the
recommended working environment for all users of a scientific project
I'm developing, which makes heavy use of XML. Folding, along with the
ease of use and adding items into the menus, make it the best choice
I've seen so far. However, arguably the most important tag to fold in
the XML language we work with is called "input". I can't change that.
Would it be possible to at least make an option to disable the HTML
folding exceptions for XML in a future SciTE release? I took a quick
look at LexHTML.cxx, but I don't know enough to fix this. Simply taking
"input" out of "tagDontFold" is obviously not a good long-term solution
to this problem. (Although it would work fine for me, and I may do it
as a stopgap measure.)
I'm also still concerned about the "fold.on.open" option. Since we tend
to drill down through our XML files, it would also be very useful to
have every single fold closed on opening a file. It seems that the
"fold.on.open" option should do this, but it seems to just fold the top
level fold and leave the rest open inside it. Is this the expected
behavior, or is it unique to my installation?
-Amy Langenhorst
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