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Armfoot avatar Armfoot commented on June 24, 2024

You need to add source.python instead.

You can always check the "scope name" of any file by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Alt+P in the active tab. In a recent pull request I made with updates to this plugin, I made this point clearer in the README file and also added support for text/HTML files and a toggle command (fold and unfold depending on the region's state).

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inl-pd-autotest avatar inl-pd-autotest commented on June 24, 2024

Thanks, this way it works, but in a strange way...
Does this plugin support nested folding blocks?
So I've changed scope from python.py to source.python as you suggested, now the folding is like this:

I expect folding buttons to be at lines 21, 26, 36, 43.

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inl-pd-autotest avatar inl-pd-autotest commented on June 24, 2024

Just realized that it might be due to the plugin expecting the startMarker and endMarker to be at the line start exactly, while I have whitespace characters (well, tab characters, to be precise) there first. I guess the plugin doesn't support regex syntax for the markers?

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inl-pd-autotest avatar inl-pd-autotest commented on June 24, 2024

Ha, turns out it is both: the plugin expects startMarker to be exactly at line start AND it also currently doesn't support nesting (requested by #14 ).

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