code-folding

In Vim, I frequently find myself wanting to do a quick z k or z j to jump to the previous or next fold in a file. The problem is, I frequently want to skip all the open folds, and just jump to the nearest closed fold. Is there a way to do this? I see no built-in keymap in the manual. Let me propose the following mappings implementing the described behavior. nnoremap <silent> <leader>zj :call NextClosedFold('j')<cr> nnoremap <silent> <leader>zk :call NextClosedFold('k')<cr> function! NextClosedFold(dir) let cmd = 'norm!z' . a:dir let view = winsaveview() let [l0, l, open] = [0, view.lnum, 1]

Is there a way to tell XCode fold methods/functions by default when opening a file? Not sure if this is an OS change, or an Xcode change, but on Lion with Xcode 4 , some of these commands cited by Griffo are performed with the Option modifier (the ⌥ key), not control. I've made some changes to reflect this: Fold ⌥⌘← option+command+left Unfold ⌥⌘→ option+command+right Unfold All ⌥U option+U Fold Methods/Functions ⌥⌘↑ option+command+up Unfold Methods/Functions ⌥⌘↓ option+command+down Sorry to necro a thread, but I thought this was worthwhile to revise. If you want to fold / unfold specific

The Code folding option in RMarkdown for html documents is awesome. That option makes the programmatic methodology transparent for those who are interested, without forcing the audience to scroll through miles of code. The tight placement of code with prose and interactive graphical output makes the whole project more accessible to a wider audience, and furthermore it reduces the need for additional documentation. For a larger project, I'm using bookdown, and it works great. The only problem is that there is no code-folding option. Code folding is not currently enabled in bookdown. (see Enable

How to collapse all methods in a class in Xcode? Collapsing one by one is not an option anymore. As of Xcode 4 it seems to have changed. command - alt - shift - left arrow will do the trick... To fold/unfold current methods or if structures use: Fold: command - alt - left arrow Unfold: command - alt - right arrow Updates in Xcode 10 Xcode 10 has increased support for code folding, including: A new code folding ribbon showing all of the multi-line foldable blocks of code in the editor A new style for folded code in the editor that allows you to edit lines with folded code Support for folding

I used this way to get code folding in Netbeans: // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc=" description"> .... // </editor-fold> and Visual Studio: #region description ... #endregion but I can't find the same usage in eclipse. How can i use code folding in Eclispe? Eclipse supports code folding. Go to workbench preferences -> General -> Editors -> Structured Text Editors, and check the "Enable folding" box. Then go to workbench preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Folding, and adjust your folding preferences. The <editor-fold and #region can be used as a block folding wrapping anything you

Does Xcode support anything akin to Visual Studio style #region directives for arbitrary code folding? No, you can only fold code on various defined scoping levels in Xcode. You can use little tricks to make navigating via the function menu easier, though. #pragma mark Allows you to create a grouping where the label following mark will show up in the function menu. If the label is a hyphen, a separator is inserted into the function menu. Also, the following labels in comments will show up in the function menu: // MARK: // TODO: // FIXME: // !!!: // ???: Obviously since #pragma mark is not

Whats the best way to achieve something like code folding, or the type of cycling that org-mode uses. What would be the best solution in elisp to create this type of behavior? EDIT: I'm sorry I was not clear. I want to program something in elisp that does things very similar to code folding, or actually most like org-mode with the hierarchy that can be expanded. I am wondering the best way to achieve this affect. I think I have heard emacs overlays are a good solution, but I dont know. As far as folding I just use the builtin set-selective-display EDIT NUMBER 2: Thanks for the answers but I