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foldingStartMarker and foldingStopMarker ignored? #48
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Also, I should note that I do see I can fold selections. This is great, but is not the same as the start and end textmate markers. |
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@spencerlyon2 Yeah, folding in Atom is currently indentation based. Added the "enhancement" label to this issue so that the team can consider the request 👍. |
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Great thanks. Hopefully I found the right repo to post the issue under |
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This would be a helpful addition for languages like C# and powershell, which often use regions that don't have indented code underneath them. (C# example) |
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Is this being actively worked on? Is it on a roadmap somewhere? Being able to customize code folding is a pretty glaring omission from "The Hackable Editor" :P |
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Knitr considers indented regions valid. Added support for indented regions by modifying begin and end regular expressions to permit zero or more whitespace characters before the tokens. Also modified folding markers in case atom/first-mate#48 is ever fixed.
This was referenced Aug 1, 2017
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When I try to fold text in atom it seems that it is indentation based and these two parts of the TextMate preferences (settings) are ignored.
Are they currently active in atom? If so, where is a good example of their usage so I can try to fix the problem with my grammar?
If not, I suppose this is a request that the feature be added 😄
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