Allan,
I'm looking at improving the folding support in the Python bundle. One thing that would help would be if the stop marker regex could reference a capture made in the start marker regex. That way I could capture the indent that was in effect when the start marker matched.
The other thing that would help (I think) would be a way to explicitly reset the nesting level.
Also, is there a way to view what the nesting level is? Something like TM_FOLD_LEVEL seems like it might be useful.
Thoughts?
j.
On Nov 10, 2006, at 6:04 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
There's really nothing to be done about this until TM 2.0, at which point it should be possible to make it work perfectly.
I missed that post. What is changing in TM 2.0 to enable it to work perfectly?
(Is there a what's-in/what's-out TM 2.0 list somewhere, or just what can be gleaned from Allan's messages to this list?)
j.
Jay Soffian wrote:
On Nov 10, 2006, at 6:04 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
There's really nothing to be done about this until TM 2.0, at which point it should be possible to make it work perfectly.
I missed that post. What is changing in TM 2.0 to enable it to work perfectly?
The foldings are going to be based on scope, and we'll gain the ability to set up scopes which are smart about indentation (like have end conditions that depend on indentation rather than an explicit end marker). How exactly this will work will probably only be discovered as Allan figures out the twists and turns while actually implementing it.
(Is there a what's-in/what's-out TM 2.0 list somewhere, or just what can be gleaned from Allan's messages to this list?)
Just what Allan has said on IRC while we've discussed the troubles of correctly scoping Python (and Markdown) in TextMate.
-Jacob
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