How to use folds in vim(tuxtraining.com)

15 pointsby soundsopvor 17 Jahren4 comments

http://tuxtraining.com/2009/04/10/how-to-use-folds-in-vim

2 comments

adimitvor 17 Jahren

Neat. I'm addicted to vim partly because of its great and very flexible folds. For example, you can completely rewrite the way folds look. I like my folded code to look like its first line would normally look, without any dashes, preserving indentation. So I just rewrote the function (here's a blog post about it: http://a-dimit.blogspot.com/2008/07/folding-in-vim.html)

It really rocks :-)

makecheckvor 17 Jahren

This is a really useful article.

Though I've found it's easier to open folds by moving the cursor, e.g. right-arrow while on a fold line, than futzing with "zo".

joshuaxlsvor 17 Jahren

You should never ever touch an arrow key when using Vim. If you are using hjkl for movement, hit 'l' to open a fold.

adimitvor 17 Jahren

I've got `zo` remapped to space. Or, more precisely:

nmap <space> za vmap <space> zf