Great. I asked for some help on 4 points above and the only thing people want to do is debate the merits of code folding. I hope this is not status quo for this forum - I posted here looking for some help. :-/ hankejh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Developers relying on it in an X/HTML/PHP/MySQL environment should consider a cleaner approach; separating content, style and structure will not only improve maintenance of the code.. it should dramatically reduce, if not entirely eliminate any reliance on code folding.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The need for code folding has nothing to do with separating content, style and structure; that's standard practice for any good web developer. It has much more to do with support for very large files and (more importantly) object oriented programming (e.g. PHP5).
I really don't want this to turn into yet another thread that argues the need for code folding. (I've already seen several such threads.) It's no small coincidence that all major, commercial IDEs (Visual Studio, Dreamweaver, Zend Studio, etc.) incorporate code folding. If *you* don't need code folding for your projects/pages, that's great for you, but there are those _do_ NEED it, and this will remain a significant gap between PSPad and commercial IDEs until it is addressed. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,40270,40309> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
