On 15/10/11 05:28, Peng Yu wrote:
Hi,
I language use {} to denote function, class, etc. I can use % to jump
between the beginning and end of a block of code. But python doesn't
use {}. I'm wondering if there is a way to do so in python?
Python uses indenting, and nothing else, to define code blocks. For some
it is a blessing, for others a curse, but that's the way of Python.
Maybe you could use 'cursorcolumn' and place your cursor on the first
nonblank in a line to see which statements are at the same indent level.
Or (assuming a 'foldmethod' of "indent" which seems about right for
Python), you could play with folding and unfolding the current block:
when the containing block is unfolded and the block of interest is
folded, it's quite obvious where the latter starts and ends.
Best regards,
Tony.
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