#76 Code folding

[Piotr Jura]

Check out my SF project at http://sourceforge.net/
projects/mystix/. It's a web development tool based on
SynEdit with code folding implementation (it's still buggy
). More information about this was posted by my on
SynEdit development mailing list.

Piotrek

[Stef Mientki]

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hello Piotr,

your program looks very good, my compliments.
I didn't llok inside your code, because I just have synedit
stable again after a big PC crash.
Can you tell something global about the code folding,
is it implemented as a layer on top of synedit,
or did you have to hack a lot of synedits code ?
Can you code folding be ported back to synedit ?

thanks,
Stef Mientki

[Stef Mientki]

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hello Piotr,

your program looks very good, my compliments.
I didn't llok inside your code, because I just have synedit
stable again after a big PC crash.
Can you tell something global about the code folding,
is it implemented as a layer on top of synedit,
or did you have to hack a lot of synedits code ?
Can you code folding be ported back to synedit ?

thanks,
Stef Mientki

[Piotr Jura]

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Hello,

I've posted information about code folding to the SynEdit
development list recently, search the archive. Code folding
modifies SynEdit a bit, it wouldn't be possible not to interfere
in it at all. What do you mean by "ported back to SynEdit?"

Cheers
Piotrek

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Great work!!!
I checked a recent version and works reasonably well,
although there are still some rough edges (I could't move
the cursor with the keyboard out of a folded region).

I liked the way you allowed for adding code folding to
existing highlighters. The scheme with regions a la
SynUniHighlighter is very flexible and should be able to
handle most code folding needs. One question I had though
is whether it could be used with Python files where blocks
open with " :" and are defined by the indentation level.

e.g.
class A:
def f(self):
return 1

class B:
pass

[Piotr Jura]

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Hi,
Thanks for the good word :) The issue you've mentioned will be
fixed in next version. Python behaviour is on my to-do list from
the beginning, it's not yet avaible becouse this specific
behaviour need another way of parsing code.

Regards,
Piotrek Jura

[Anton Zhuchkov]

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Hello! Is any news of integrating this feature into SynEdit? It's almost three years through...