On 2008-03-21, Diez B. Roggisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Has anybody figured out how to do code folding of Python source >> files in emacs? >> >> I tried "hide-show" minor mode, but it doesn't really work for >> Python code: the only think it knows how to hide/show are >> function bodies. It can't do normal things like hide/show a >> code block like it can for other languages. > > I just recently started hacking in emacs, to enhance the > python-mode and make pdb work with persisten breakpoints (by > that I mean BPs that survive one debug-session). > > Code-folding isn't currently on my agenda, but an interesting > idea. given that e.g. ecb already has structural analysis > buffers, there are python-aware code parsers (cedet?)
Given the simplicity of python's indentation-defined block-delimiting, It's hard to understand how hide-show managed to come up with a "block" definition that works for function bodies but not for other identically delimited blocks. > So it shouldn't be too hard. The only interesting/important > thing would be to integrate it with ecb because I wouldn't > want several parse-runs at once. When I have some time, I'm going to take alook at hide-show's Python support, but my lisp skills are a bit rusty... -- Grant -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
