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cardoor
cardoor

Reputation: 51

Is it possible to save Sub-Folds in Sublime? Bufferscroll doesn't seem to do it

Using Bufferscroll for sublime is great in that it saves all my folds between saves. The issue I'm having is that I have many subfolds, and everytime i hide and then expand a parent-fold, all the subfolds are re-expanded. Is there a way to just fold/unfold the parent but keep all the children in their last state until explicitly unfolded?

@PatatjeNL thanks for the response, but i think that either i'm still doing something wrong, or i may not have fully explained the question. allow me to share an example:

def foo():
    if a == b:
        bar(a)
        bar(b)
        return 1
    if c==d:
        bar(c)
        bar(d)
        return 2

ok.. so with the above, i could fold on the def foo() line (1), the if a==b: line (2), or the if c==d: line (3). If i fold (2) and (3), all is good. I can then fold (1). But if i then UNfold 1, (2) and (3) are no longer folded. Everything that is contained by (1) unfolds, which is what i'm trying to keep in state.

i did try re-installing a few times,and certainly i may be continuing to have a technical issue in that regard, but i thought i'd lay it out this way just to make sure we were on the same wavelength.

thanks again for the attention!!

Upvotes: 5

Views: 444

Answers (1)

Winfried
Winfried

Reputation: 11603

Well, it seems that BufferScroll actually did implement this feature. Somehow I didn't get it working before, which lead me to believe that it was not implemented - I've just tried it and it actually works.

According to a collaborator's answer at the issue report at the BufferScroll GitHub page, this feature was implemented.

When the saving of the folded code does not work, you could try reinstalling the BufferScroll package.

Upvotes: -1

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