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create fold block
Posted: 05 Nov 2007 09:07
by jerry1970
Inside PHP scripts, I want to fold a rather large collection of functions that I don't have to see the whole time. I tried to create a folding block that starts with a certain comment and ends with another. Something like this:
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// [START] Properties: Set functions
function SetTableName( $name ) {
set $this->m_TableName = trim( $name );
}
// [END] Properties: Set functions
// [START] Properties: Get functions
function GetTableName() {
return $this->m_TableName;
}
// [END] Properties: Get functions
How can I do this? The block start and block end are comments, so maybe TextEd skips checking the format for block items?
Thanks!
Jerry
Posted: 05 Nov 2007 09:22
by Rickard Johansson
Try this:
Rgn_Start = "[START]"
Rgn_End = "[END]"
Rgn_CommentStart = "//"
Posted: 05 Nov 2007 09:27
by jerry1970
Rickard Johansson wrote:Try this:
Rgn_Start = "[START]"
Rgn_End = "[END]"
Rgn_CommentStart = "//"
Doesn't work...
I have these regions set, and then created a fold block:
Fold_Begin = "// [START]"
Fold_End = "// [END]"
but that doesn't work either.
What exactly is that Region setting for? Why is there only one Region per syntax file?
Thanks!
Jerry
Posted: 05 Nov 2007 14:37
by Rickard Johansson
It's the last ] character that makes it not work. This will though. In your syntax file add: (don't use the Fold_... options)
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Rgn_Start = "$REGIONSTART"
Rgn_End = "$REGIONEND"
Rgn_CommentStart = "//"
In code write:
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//$REGIONSTART "This is a region"
...
//$REGIONEND
Note that there is no space between // and $.
Regions are used in .NET languages like C# and Delphi .NET. In Delphi .NET a comment is used to "hide" the region keywords, like above. To create a region you only need 1 set of keywords. In your code you can then create as many regions you want and e.g. use a string at the start to identify them.
Posted: 05 Nov 2007 15:15
by jerry1970
It works, thanks!
And thanks for the explanation - I don't use .NET yet, but will find out soon, I gues...
Posted: 25 Feb 2009 00:01
by Incrazap
I found this thread while doing a search. I am an experienced PHP coder, but I am a TextEd absolute newbie. Please give me detailed instructions regarding exactly where in TextEd I should put this code:
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Rgn_Start = "$REGIONSTART"
Rgn_End = "$REGIONEND"
Rgn_CommentStart = "//"
Posted: 25 Feb 2009 10:51
by Rickard Johansson
The lines
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Start=__START__
End=__END__
CommentStart=//
was added to the syntax file.
Use
It can be changed in the "..\AppData\RJ TextEd\Syntax\php.syx" file. But it is overwritten every time you update the program.