So one of my coworkers just got mad at me for polluting a bunch of source
code with fold markers, so I figured I should investigate syntax based
folding. The folding that comes out of the box for perl is mostly great.
Anyway, I want to fold on anonymous subroutines as well as regular subs.
For example, I have a huge chunk of code like this:
%blah = (
foo => sub {
...
},
bar => sub {
...
},
);
I'd like to fold on the foo and bar parts. Any ideas on how to do this?
and if so I guess I just put the stuff in my ~/.vim/syntax/perl.vim?
Any help at all would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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