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From: cca04@.uk.ac.keele (P.J. Mitchell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer
Subject: Folding Editor
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Date: 9 Jul 90 09:49:36 GMT
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I have seen and used the TDS folding editor a bit and I quite like the
idea of putting blocks of code/functions/subroutines away in folds so
that I don't have to wade through them every time I want to take a look
at my programs.

So does anybody out there know of a version of the folding editor that
will work on ASCII files rather than the odd format that the one supplied
by Meiko/Sension/Inmos does ? I heard that there was one for the PC that
you could user-define the start/end of fold markers for, anything similar
for UNIX ?

Ta.
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