Hi,

here's a minimal Perl example :

$word_plus = "$word\t$last_word $word"; if($word =~ m/^maka/i) { if(exists($maka_{$word_plus})) { $maka_{$word_plus}++; } else { $maka_{$word_plus} = 1; } }

- fold if clause - place the caret left of "if($word ..." - press ↩ to insert a new line

and I got this:

The text buffer is correct only the display is wrong since I can unfold it and I get the correct if clause back. I also changed to Obj-C and other languages and it also occurred thus it's not language depended.

Cheers, --Hans