Building on the issue #99 ... Fortran does not allow whitespaces before # for preprocessor directives, which makes code folding a bit awkward. So if you have a program for example:
program main
implicit none
#ifdef MACRO
print *, " Hello, World!"
#endif
end program main
and you try to fold main you get:
program main
#ifdef MACRO
print *, " Hello, World!"
#endif
end program main
or if you fold everything at level 1 you get
program main
#ifdef MACRO
#endif
end program main
instead of:
program main
end program main
This makes code very frustrating to read/write, specially when you have multiple preprocessor directives nested in your code. I think this could be fixed using grammar defined code folding (it works in case of C/C++)?
Building on the issue #99 ... Fortran does not allow whitespaces before
#for preprocessor directives, which makes code folding a bit awkward. So if you have a program for example:and you try to fold
mainyou get:or if you fold everything at level 1 you get
instead of:
This makes code very frustrating to read/write, specially when you have multiple preprocessor directives nested in your code. I think this could be fixed using grammar defined code folding (it works in case of C/C++)?