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Fold Options

 

 

 

 

AllowedWordSymbols

Syntax

AllowedWordSymbols=<ch><ch>...

Description

In folding you may use ~ to indicate that an identifier may be preseded by words. This options allow you to add symbols that may be allowed in words.

 

Example

AllowedWordSymbols=_-

 

Fold_Id=~function

Fold_Begin={

Fold_End=}

 

This will allow "function" to be identified in the line below:

 

public TImage-Type_A function(int n) { 

 

 

Case

Syntax

Case=<Yes|No>

Description

Set this option to yes if the folding identifiers are case sensitive.

 

 

DefaultBegin / DefaultEnd

Syntax

DefaultBegin=<string>

DefaultEnd=<string>

Description

Code folding is based on indention. But the editor may use these strings to determin the best start and end line for the fold.

Example

In the code below the editor will use the default string values to set the correct lines to fold for the if statement. Otherwise only indention is used and the fold start and fold end would end up differently.

 

DefaultBegin={

DefaultEnd=}

 

void Test(int n);

{

+ if(...) 

| {

|   // code

- }; 

}; 

 

 

FoldLineComments

 

Syntax

FoldLineComments=<yes|no>

Description

The default value for this option is "yes". This is the default behavior. But only if a block of 4 lines or more are found.

 

Use this option to turn folding of line comments off entirely.

 

Example

FoldLineComments=no

 

 

FoldOnIndention

 

Syntax

FoldOnIndention=<yes|no>

Description

The default value for this option is "yes". This is the default behavior. You only need to set this option if you want to turn indention based code folding off.

 

If you set this to "no" - nothing will be folded. Except the items you define in the [Fold] section. Each defined fold item also have to be set as a region.

(Fold_Level=nltNestedRegion|nltRegion)

 

Example

FoldOnIndention=no

 

Fold_Id=^;Start_Region

Fold_Begin=

Fold_End=^;End_Region

Fold_Level=nltNestedRegion

Fold_ListItem=ceMethod

 

 

List_Exclude

Syntax

List_Exclude=<string>|<string>...

Description

The editor may try to identify classes and methods automatically and list them in the code explorer. To help the editor out - you can add identifiers that are not methods or classes.

 

Example

List_Exclude=case|if|for|while|...

 

Fold_Id=

Fold_Begin={

Fold_End=}

Fold_ListItem=ceMethod

 

This would list all methods and statements like "if () {" as methods in the code explorer - if we didn't use an exclude list. Now, hopefully, only real methods are listed in the code explorer and not if, for, while statements.

 


List_ClassSeparator

Syntax

List_ClassSeparator=<string>

Description

In some languages a class function consist of a class name and a function name divided by a separator. In C++ the separator is "::".

Example

So in a C++ syntax file we should enter:

 

List_ClassSeparator=::


This will add the functions to the right class in the code explorer.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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