On 22/06/09 04:51, SamPeng wrote:
> My HTML files too long!I want it working like PHP files folding.How to
> do it?
Well, I don't know how PHP files do it, but I'll try.
Hypothesis I.
Maybe the HTML syntax script foresees folding; then
:setlocal foldmethod=syntax
would be enough.
Hypothesis II.
But maybe it doesn't. Then I think (but I haven't tested) that the
following might already fold away your comments:
:setlocal foldmethod=marker foldmarker=<!--,-->
I'm not sure how to fold according to HTML tags, other than by writing a
function to be used as a 'foldexpr' for the "expr" folding method. If
you try, beware that unlike XML and XHTML, HTML can have "optionally
paired" tags, and that it has "never paired" tags which (unlike in
XHTML) don't have to end in />.
This ":setlocal" command (one or the other) can be put in
$VIM/vimfiles/after/ftplugin/html.vim -- create the file and/or
directories if they don't yet exist, and for system-wide settings,
$VIM/vimfiles applies to both Windows and Unix. If you do it from within
Vim, $VIM will be properly set, usually to something like /usr/local/vim
on Unix or to something like "C:\Program Files\Vim" on Windows.
Best regards,
Tony.
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Called in a cute neighbor instead.
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