sci_TE editor question

[erezlevi]

how do I collapse all groups and regions?

[somdcomputerguy]

Alt+V+A or View|Toggle all folds

Edited October 1, 2009 by snowmaker

[erezlevi]

thanks,

I think Sci-TE editors should think about the same thing inside a function. it doesn't work if you have regions inside a func.

[jvanegmond]

It's just SciTE. Not sci_TE and not Sci-TE.

[Bert]

thanks,

I think Sci-TE editors should think about the same thing inside a function. it doesn't work if you have regions inside a func.

The AutoIt staff didn't make SciTE. More Information here: http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html

Edited October 2, 2009 by Volly

[Jos]

I have seen your submission in TRAC, but think you are misunderstanding Folding and the role of #Region-#Endregion.

#region only starts a new fold at the current level... Nothing more, nothing less.

Maybe you need to better explain what you perceive being a problem.

Jos

Edited October 2, 2009 by Jos

[erezlevi]

I have seen your submission in TRAC, but think you are misunderstanding Folding and the role of #Region-#Endregion.

#region only starts a new fold at the current level... Nothing more, nothing less.

Maybe you need to better explain what you perceive being a problem.

Jos

Hi Jos.

I think when you press "Toggle all folds" it means that all folds both perent and child need to close/open themself.

even if they are inside a function:

look: (this is a code with all folds open)

#include <Array.au3>

#region outside of func
$m="blablablablabla"
#endregion

Func erez()
    #Region test-for-fold
    sleep (2000)
    #endregion
EndFunc

copy this code to your SciTE editor, and then press on "toggle all folds".

then press on the func + sign, you will see that the region fold is open, it shouldn't be like that is what I think because think of someone who has 10 regions inside a function this help in programing better, so if all the folds oopened and he only need region-5 he needs to go through all the code to get there.

[AdmiralAlkex]

If you hold CTRL while (un)folding manually it does that.

[Jos]

That is normal behavior, try it on the below and you will see that both the Region and If block expand.

#include <Array.au3>

#region outside of func
$m="blablablablabla"
#endregion

Func erez()
    #Region test-for-fold
    sleep (2000)
    #endregion
    If $x = 1 Then
        $x = 2
    EndIf
EndFunc

To accomplish what you want to take the expanded view of the folds and do a Ctrl&Click on the "-" in-front of the Func.

This will collaps the fold.

Now Click the "+" in-front of the Func and you will see that only one level expands.

Jos

[erezlevi]

thanks! the CTRL really helps here. you can close the ticket it is solved!.

[UTA]

I do have a similar/the same problem.

With this code ...

#include <Array.au3>

#region outside of func
$m="blablablablabla"
#endregion

Func erez()
    #Region test-for-fold
    sleep (2000)
    #endregion
    If $x = 1 Then
        $x = 2
    EndIf
EndFunc

I would expect after clicking "View" => "Toggle all folds" that it toggles all folds. But it doesnt. Only the first level is toggled.

If I click manually on the func-level-fold while holding the Ctrl-Key it does exactly what I expect. Is there a way to change the "standard" behaviour of SciTE to what it promises ("toggle all folds") without the need of clicking all folds manually?

UTA

[AdmiralAlkex]

You could put everything in one big region and CTRL-click it

[Jos]

Is there a way to change the "standard" behaviour of SciTE to what it promises ("toggle all folds") without the need of clicking all folds manually?

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