On Dec 4, 2004, at 12:13, Brian Lalor wrote:
It's not exactly lightweight; I'd think I'd prefer to see a more flexible folding-marker system that would allow me to define pairs of start/end markers. That keep blocks like <!-- --%> from getting folded.
Yes, I'm looking into that. The reason why only one set of patterns and indent was used mainly has to do with Ruby where you can e.g. have:
class foo def bar if something ... end end end
I.e. all “pairs” having identical end-marker. But it's not unlikely there'll just be a few “systems” to choose from in the future.