I know this is probably hard to implement but I sometimes would really
like to have it. ;-)
I have some heavily commented code, be it for the following reasons.
- Comments explaining what the following code is doing, sometimes line
by line.
- Comments which keep some "thoughts" of previous implemen
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From: "theo"
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Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 11:28 AM
Subject: [Lazarus] Hiding Comments
I know this is probably hard to implement but I sometimes would really
like to have it. ;-)
I have some heavily commented code, be it for the followi
Paul Nicholls? This Paul Nicholls?
http://www.efg2.com/Lab/Library/UseNet/1999/0806.txt
;-)
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From: "theo"
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Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Lazarus] Hiding Comments
Paul Nicholls? This Paul Nicholls?
http://www.efg2.com/Lab/Library/UseNet/1999/0806.txt
;-)
Why YES I am...wow, that takes me back! LOL
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Well, then welcome on board (if nobody else said that before).
How is the weather like in Australia? ;-)
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From: "theo"
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Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Lazarus] Hiding Comments
Well, then welcome on board (if nobody else said that before).
How is the weather like in Australia? ;-)
Thanks :)
it is a lovely sunny 24 degre
> it is a lovely sunny 24 degrees here in Tasmania, Australia, very nice :)
Humm, it's -10 (Celsius) here in central Switzerland.
Swiss Intl. Air Lines offers three flights to Hobart tomorrow.
Two via Hongkong-Sydney one via Bangkok-Sydney.
Which one to take?
;-)
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Hello all,
I join theo in asking for such features, my emphasis is on having more
structured "comments" embedded in the code. For example, storing the
design model, requirements, or traceability to the design and
requirements. Of course, this would be awkward to manage if a feature
like the o
Hello Theo,
> I think it would be helpful to hide all comments at times, because while
> helpful, they make reading the actually working code a lot harder.
That's why I prefer external documentation like is done with FPC and
Lazarus projects - using XML files.
Alternatively, keep most of your c
theo wrote:
>
> I think it would be helpful to hide all comments at times, because while
> helpful, they make reading the actually working code a lot harder.
I just thought of another solution. Change your editor preferences and
change the foreground and background color for comments to be the sa
Thanks Graeme
That's why I prefer external documentation like is done with FPC and
Lazarus projects - using XML files.
This is more for the "final documentation" of functions, but not so good for
temporary comments,hints,todos and the like.
wrap them with {%region} so it enables code-foldin
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
theo wrote:
I think it would be helpful to hide all comments at times, because while
helpful, they make reading the actually working code a lot harder.
I just thought of another solution. Change your editor preferences and
change the foreground a
>> wrap them with {%region} so it enables code-folding.
>
> Code folding still leaves a visible line, so this does not help for one-line
> comments and is not very handy.
I'd like the feature too. Actually I'm quite surprised that Lazarus
doesn't have the ability to automatically fold comments alr
On 2/16/2010 02:55, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
theo wrote:
I think it would be helpful to hide all comments at times, because while
helpful, they make reading the actually working code a lot harder.
I just thought of another solution. Change your editor preferences and
change the foreground and
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