That may depend on your programming language - C# (and .NET family?) use #region...#endregion (or similar) as a way to define collapsible areas that may contain multiple fields/properties/methods/etc or just a block of code within a single method/etc. These are certainly persistent and are also recognised by Visual Studio [when you must use it rather than Notepad++ ;-) ].
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Hi All,
Great program! two questions!
There is one thing that im not sure if its possible.
I know certain sections of code become collapsible/expandable ( with + - ) tree things...
I also know that you can hidde sections of code.
<h2>a)Is it possible to highlight a section of code and make it a collapsable section?</h2>
(I am also aware that you can stream comments, to make them collapsible)
My alternative at the moment is to hide sections of code, but when i restart the program they are shown again, so if a) is not possible:
<h2>b) When hiding sections of code, can you make the program remember this when you next re-open that file?</h2>
Kind Regards
Adam Muncey
adammuncey@hotcarmail.com (please remove car!)
That may depend on your programming language - C# (and .NET family?) use #region...#endregion (or similar) as a way to define collapsible areas that may contain multiple fields/properties/methods/etc or just a block of code within a single method/etc. These are certainly persistent and are also recognised by Visual Studio [when you must use it rather than Notepad++ ;-) ].