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temporary means: until implemented in CREdit :)
I came from DOS using the editor BE400 which supports folding and
making it much easier to keep the really important parts in focus.
Then I found the CREdit and I really like it - so easy to configure
and still so powerfull. But I missed the folding capabilities so much
that IŽve taken time to find a Windows editor with the possibilities
of BE400. I found nothing (!) the few I found were so expensive
and/or a catastrophe to configure and not really user-friendly :-\
Then I found an interesting way to imitate such capabilities with
CREdit - not so perfect like I was looking for but good enough that I
stoped to look for an alternative to CREdit.
IŽve taken a build-in-function of CREdit which appears if I click
right on an include file. So I mark the lines I want fold, cut them
and place the block in a new subwindow. Then I save it as an include
file and place a link (.include "E:\...") in the main code.
In the CREdit IŽve assigned the `FileInvokeŽ command with CTRL-NUM-0
and `FileCloseŽ with CTRL-NUM-DEL.
So I can export all tested segments to individual include files and
call them back by simply pressing CTRL-NUM-0 and closing by CTRL-NUM-
DEL. Nothing else a folding editor would do - ok, the fold appears in
a new subwindow... but I can work with this sollution. And possibly
IŽll take time to write a macro to automate this process :)
Stefan
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