Kein-Hong Man:
> Here is a folding/unfolding Lua function with a customizable depth
> setting.
That works well. I was going to ask for a permanent address for
this but its already on the wiki at
http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteCustomFolding
Neil
Hi all,
Manta (SciTE) wrote:
might still be nice to have a function that collapses only 'n' fold
It would be nice - if you figure it out, please share it with the list,
I would like to add that functionality to the default config of SciTE
for my team
Here is a folding/unfolding Lua functio
might still be nice to have a function that collapses only 'n' fold
It would be nice - if you figure it out, please share it with the list,
I would like to add that functionality to the default config of SciTE
for my team
James
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Scite-interest
Same as I mentioned to the dude wanting to do this with PHP files:
1. Open the file
2. Hold CTRL and click the top + in the fold margin
3. Release CTRL and click the same point again
Give it a go, works perfectly with PHP library files, probably do the
trick in big-ass Java files too
Thanks
Chris:
> I would like to be able to use an lua script to find the deepest
> foldable node, and unwind while collapsing every fold I encountered
> along the way. Is this possible with the scripting interface? I could
> not find any examples of using folds at all from lua.
Yes, this should be po
can't collapse *every* fold node in the file
Same as I mentioned to the dude wanting to do this with PHP files:
1. Open the file
2. Hold CTRL and click the top + in the fold margin
3. Release CTRL and click the same point again
Give it a go, works perfectly with PHP library files, probably
Hi, I've been using ScITE for a while and there has always been one
thing that bothered me when I opened a large code file, I can't
collapse *every* fold node in the file. When I go to view->Toggle All
Folds, it only toggles the top level folds. In the case of a very
large Java class, this simply d
