Mikolaj Machowski wrote:
Full collapsing was discussed some time ago and dismissed because there
is no good way to show theirs existence when collapsed.
Hmm -- Vince Negri's "conceal" patch demonstrates, not postulates, that
this statement is incorrect. Its
quite simple: the current line is shown without concealing anything in
it. Only non-current lines may contain
concealed text. One place this sort of thing would come in handy, for
example, is editing LaTeX. With suitable
concealment of escape sequences, italicized text, for example, could be
shown italicized but the \textit{ and closing
} would be concealed. Unless, of course, one was editing the line
containing such.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
