Hello !
I'm using a lot the command zf% with the cursor on the first bracket of a function for example, to fold it.
Ex : I put my cursor on the first bracket
myfunction(){
# body
}
I type zf%
It become :
+-- 9 lines : myfunction() {------------------------------------------------------------
I would like to fold all matching bracket in the file with 1 command.
Now i have to manually place my cursor on every bracket to manualy create the fold.
How to procced please ?
Thank you in advance.
Hello,
i found a way to do that easy by using a macro.
Type 'q' to begin recording the macro, then select a register between a-z. Now type the macro '/{' + 'zf%'. Press q at the end to finish recording.
Now you can do something like '10@q' to play 10 times this macro. I still need to improve it to make it begin at the top of the file and end at the bottom, but it's already a quick easy way to deserve the purpose.
Summary :
Create macro
qa/{<Enter>zf%q
Execute macro
10@a
Just be careful to not doing zf multiple times on the same {
Enjoy
EDIT : I'm here again, just call :set nowrapscan to configure search not going back to the beggining of the file. Then you can simply do 1000@a end all functions gonna be collapse 1 time.
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