#48 Still problems on code-folding

[coconut32]

This time the code-folding itself does not work well.
For example:
1 int main(){
2
3 }
4
5 void func1(){
6
7 }
8
9 void func2(){
10
11 }

First,fold "main()".
Next,type something at other place.(ie.from line 4 to line 11)
Then,the code struct line(at the left of code) is broken,and the folding of "func1()" and "func2()" will all be disabled,unless I re-open the file.

OS version:Win7
app version:5.3.0.5 RC4
my email:coconut_liu@126.com

[coconut32]

This time the code-folding itself does not work well.
For example:
1 int main(){
2
3 }
4
5 void func1(){
6
7 }
8
9 void func2(){
10
11 }

First,fold "main()".
Next,type something at other place.(ie.from line 4 to line 11)
Then,the code struct line(at the left of code) is broken,and the folding of "func1()" and "func2()" will all be disabled,unless I re-open the file.

OS version:Win7
app version:5.3.0.5 RC4
my email:coconut_liu@126.com

[coconut32]

• Description has changed:

Diff:

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+This time the code-folding itself does not work well.
+For example:
+1 int main(){
+2 
+3 }
+4 
+5 void func1(){
+6 
+7 }
+8 
+9 void func2(){
+10 
+11 }
+
+First,fold "main()".
+Next,type something at other place.(ie.from line 4 to line 11)
+Then,the code struct line(at the left of code) is broken,and the folding of "func1()" and "func2()" will all be disabled,unless I re-open the file.
+
+OS version:Win7
+app version:5.3.0.5 RC4
+my email:coconut_liu@126.com

• milestone: -->

[orwelldevcpp]

Yea, confirmed this dangerous one. Currently working on it to get it off the fix-before-release list.

[orwelldevcpp]

Should be fixed as of RC5, which should pop up today. Attached a preview version of it.

[orwelldevcpp]

Please confirm for me if RC5 fixes these problems.

Thank you reporting.

[coconut32]

Oh,nice,thank you.
But a minor problem still remains...
That's "Undo" & "Redo" don't work right when code-folding is involved.
For example.Use the same code at above.
First, type something at line 6.
Second,press "Undo".
Then,fold "main()";
Next,press "Redo".
Hopefully,you'll find it appears at line 8.

[coconut32]

Oh,nice,thank you.
But a minor problem still remains...
That's "Undo" & "Redo" don't work right when code-folding is involved.
For example.Use the same code at above.
First, type something at line 6.
Second,press "Undo".
Then,fold "main()";
Next,press "Redo".
Hopefully,you'll find it appears at line 8.