On Friday, February 17, 2012 2:08:13 AM UTC-8, Marc van Dongen wrote:
>
> * Christian Brabandt [2012-02-17 10:25:47 +0100]:
>
> Hi Christian,
>
> : I think, you almost get what you want, if you set
> : :set foldopen-=block
> : This will make the { movements not open the folds. But it won't move to
> : before the closed fold, but stays on the closed fold, where the
> : paragraph is.
>
> Perfect. Seems to do exactly what I want.
>
> : > The second question has got to do with ``entering'' a fold. Years ago
> : > I used an occam folding editor that let you enter a fold. Basically,
> : > this let you edit the contents of the fold in a fresh screen. You
> : > could only edit what was outside the fold if you left the fold. Is
> : > there an equivalent of this facility in vim? (I read the manual pages
> : > but I may have missed this.)
> :
> : Not exactly possible. Use one of the many NarrowRegion plugins
> : available, e.g. my NrrwRgn
> : http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3075
> : which opens a selected range of lines in a new buffer and marks the
> : original buffer non-modifiable.
>
> Thanks. I may see if I can implement it myself.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Marc van Dongen
>
Entering a fold (occam style) is supported by a package by Mario Schweigler
http://www.informatico.de/kent-vim-ext/index-plain.php
Works very well. Hard to imagine life without it.
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