Ben Fritz wrote:
>> I think you're looking for the 'foldcolumn' option. Clicking the + or - in
>> the column displayed when this option is set to non-zero will expand or
>> collapse folds.
>>
Christian Brabandt wrote:
> You can, if you set the foldcolumn option to some value larger than
> zero. A click there will close an open fold and open a closed fold. See
> also the documentation at :h fold-foldcolumn
> regards,
> Christian
>
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Yes and no -- there was an existing + displayed where the fold was
that didn't take
an extra column that I was wanting to click on.
However, the fold-column option offers other benefits in navigation, so
it might suit me better! I'll have to play w/it and see how it grows on
me...
Thanks!
Charles Campbell wrote:
> nno <silent> <space> :exe 'silent! normal!
> '.((foldclosed('.')>0)? 'zMzx' : 'zc')<cr>
> I suppose that instead of <space> one could put <leftmouse> or whatever.
(and maybe I'll throw in that space bar mapping too, just for kicks on a
mouseclick...
;->
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