From: Eric Weir, Thu, June 16, 2011 1:53 pm
>
> I have a file -- my journal -- in which I've been trying to figure
> out how manual folding works, and how to get it to work for me in a
> way that's reasonably close to what I want to accomplish.
>
> What it would like to do would be to collapse each daily entry to a
> single line showing only the date and the day, which is the first
> line of the entry, and then to be able to reopen the file with the
> folds displayed as saved.
It might be this simple:
set viewoptions+=cursor,folds
This will recall cursor location to the last place of edit and
remember the fold state.
I also like to use markers in files where I'm forcing folds at
specific locations:
----|MyFile.txt|------------
" 2011-06-15 {{{1
" 2011-06-16 {{{1
" 1}}}
" vim:foldmethod=marker
----------------------------
In combination with a key combination that toggles folds or proceeds
down to the nearest fold if not already in one, it makes file
navigation quick.
--
Steve Hall [ digitect dancingpaper com ]
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