Another Vim tips article: Using folding

Posted on May 24, 2006 by Joe Brockmeier

Okay, another Vim tips article is up on Linux.com, this time I cover using folds, which is a method of hiding lines of text — really, super useful if you’re working on longer documents.

I hope people are enjoying the Vim series, or at least finding it useful. I plan to cover a few more topics before I wrap it up, any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.

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One Response to Another Vim tips article: Using folding

  1. Jeremy Collins says:
    May 24, 2006 at 10:20 AM

    Good stuff on vim folding. Now, how do I get folding to work for Tcl files without using marker or indent foldmethod? You solve that and I owe you.