Code folding with macro

[leesei]

I can fold the whole function but the #if is not foldable.

int case1() {
    /* statements */
    int err = 0;

    #if MACRO
    /* statements */
    #endif

    /* statements */
    return err;
}

#if is foldable but the function folding breaks.

int case2() {
    /* statements */
    int err = 0;

#if MACRO
    /* statements */
#endif

    /* statements */
    return err;
}

Thanks.

[abusalimov]

Thank you for reporting this. I am currently on a journey, so I'll unvestigate it after returning home in March.

[leesei]

Thanks On 20 Feb 2014 19:36, "Eldar Abusalimov" notifications@github.com wrote:

Thank you for reporting this. I am currently on a journey, so I'll unvestigate it after returning home in March.

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[abusalimov]

That's weird. The same bug is observed when using any other syntax.

(
    x
            {
        {
        }
            }
    y
)

Folding works for the outermost parens, for x/y pair, but not for braces with broken indentation.

It seems that Sublime ignores foldingStartMarker/foldingStopMarker from tmLanguage at all and uses indentation instead to determine regions to fold (View.indented_region API call).

There is nothing I can help you with, sorry. The only possible way I see now is to override fold command manually (Packages/Default/fold.py) so that it will use custom rules to find out which regions to fold.

[leesei]

I see. Thanks for your study. I think I'll report this bug to Sublime Text then.

[abusalimov]

That's ok, you're welcome. Thank you too!