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On 10/11/2013 14:48, Florian Klaempfl
wrote:
Am 06.11.2013 20:42, schrieb Martin: Not finished yet (and may be a while until I continue it), but usable.  Revision 43425 You can hide the yellow and ..., by cahnging the colors for the fold marker in the editor options. The new frame will still extend to the same position.... (so it does not go to the right end of the editor) There is no config, so you need to set the color in the source components\synedit\syneditfoldedview.pp Line 3720 FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine := TSynSelectedColor.Create; FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine.Background := clNone; FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine.Foreground := clNone; FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine.FrameColor := clNone; //<<<<<<<<<<< change this for a frame FMarkupInfoHiddenCodeLine := TSynSelectedColor.Create; FMarkupInfoHiddenCodeLine.Background := clNone; FMarkupInfoHiddenCodeLine.Foreground := clNone; FMarkupInfoHiddenCodeLine.FrameColor := clNone; You can also set Alpha, priority and linestyle. eg if I do FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine.FrameColor := clMaroon; FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine.FrameEdges := sfeBottom; then I get:  --------------------------- There are 2 settings, 1) FMarkupInfoFoldedCodeLine. lines with a fold starting (the fold header line is visible) 2) FMarkupInfoHiddenCodeLine. lines with a "hide" starting (nothing visible) Hide usually applies, if you select random text, and fold all the lines in the selection. Hide is also available for comments, so you do not even see the first line of the comment IMHO, a frame for "hide" is not good, because it would frame around an unrelated line. Of course a frame can be used, that only has a bottom-edge (FrameEdges = sfeBottom). Then it is like an underline. |
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