Hi vimmers,
I mostly code Perl5, and I use the 1TBS style (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style#Variant:_1TBS).
When I fold up a code block, I'd like Vim to fold up all the code in the
block, plus the closing brace. So, given this code:
sub foo {
print "this is line 1";
print "this is line 2";
print "this is line 3";
print "this is line 4";
}
I'd like to fold it up so it looks like:
sub foo {
+---- 5 lines ---------------------------------
Is there a way to do that? with foldmethod=indent I get the closing brace
outside of the fold like this:
sub foo {
+---- 4 lines ---------------------------------
}
and with foldmethod=syntax I get:
+--- 6 lines: sub foo {------------------------------------------
which I find is difficult to pick out the sub name from the rest of the
foldtext text.
Investigating a new foldtext setting is my next step if the above can't be
done, though I find the foldtext stuff to be even more confusing voodoo than
the foldmethod stuff, and the wiki shows only a couple of foldtext recipes
that don't appeal to me much (if you have a cool recipe for foldtext, please
share!).
Thanks,
Dan
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