I see that OCaml bundle knows which function we're in, as it's shown in the lower right. Yet the fold handles are all screwed up and don't do no foldin', and selecting [Scope] in the bundle editor always selects the whole document. But we know we are in a function! How can we make it a scope?
Cheers, Alexy
On 3 Dec 2008, at 18:19, Alexy Khrabrov wrote:
I see that OCaml bundle knows which function we're in, as it's shown in the lower right. Yet the fold handles are all screwed up and don't do no foldin', and selecting [Scope] in the bundle editor always selects the whole document. But we know we are in a function! How can we make it a scope?
Without clear end markers, we can’t. The symbol popup may make it look like it know what function you are in, but really, it only knows the first function prototype above the caret.
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