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Currently, when using anyfold to fold away lists in a plain text files, any section headings in the file get confused as part of the list.
For e.g., given
# Heading 1
## Heading 1.1
- List level 1
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
## Heading 1.2
- List level 1
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
## Heading 2
## Heading 2.2
- List level 1
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
## Heading 2.2
- List level 1
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
- List level 2
- List level 3
- List level 3
we see:
Would it be possible to have vim-anyfold optionally recognize these headings and not fold them, so it looks like this:
This can be a command, e.g., "AnyFoldIncludeTextHeaders on" (which will fold headers, as it does now, by default), "AnyFoldIncludeTextHeaders off" (which will result in the second case).
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Currently, when using anyfold to fold away lists in a plain text files, any section headings in the file get confused as part of the list.
For e.g., given
we see:
Would it be possible to have vim-anyfold optionally recognize these headings and not fold them, so it looks like this:
This can be a command, e.g., "AnyFoldIncludeTextHeaders on" (which will fold headers, as it does now, by default), "AnyFoldIncludeTextHeaders off" (which will result in the second case).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: