Hi all,
I've recently been trying to write a 'foldtext' setting that is specific
to LaTeX and would include useful information like for a example the
caption information for a folded environment. But then I discovered that
the 'foldtext' setting is local to a window and not to a buffer, making
filetype-specific foldtexts pretty much impossible. So if I were to for
example edit my LaTeX file and a C file that I'm writing about in the
same window I can't have foldtexts that are tuned for those files,
respectively.
Is there a reason for this? Would it be possible to change it? I can see
the rationaly for having some fold settings window-local so you can have
for example the file folded in one window and unfolded in a different
one, but I can't see any reason why the foldtext should behave in the
same way.
I guess you could sort of work around that by defining buffer-local
functions, but it probably wouldn't be pretty.
Jan
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