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| Re: Folding in java classes [message #22111 is a reply to message #21665] |
Fri, 17 August 2007 01:06   |
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Originally posted by: rob.elves.eclipse.org
There should be a button in the workbench toolbar that looks similar to
the focus on Workweek button in the Task List. That button
enables/disables auto folding in the editors.
-Rob
Dave Syer wrote:
> I actually don't like the folding of Java method implementations, and the
> default short cut key to unfold (CTRL-Num Pad *) is hard to reach and to
> remember. I have enabled folding for header comments and imports, but not
> for members, but everything still seems to be folded by default (I assume
> Mylyn is responsible for this). Can I switch it off?
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| Re: Folding in java classes [message #23126 is a reply to message #22859] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 18:22 |
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Originally posted by: rob.elves.eclipse.org
The workbench toolbar or window toolbar are the buttons located just
below the File, Edit.... menu. When you have a source editor open the
folding button should be visible in the workbench window toolbar.
-Rob
Dave Syer wrote:
> Stupid question: what's the workbench toolbar?
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> "Robert Elves" <rob.elves@eclipse.org> wrote in message
> news:fa2sba$crr$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> There should be a button in the workbench toolbar that looks similar to
>> the focus on Workweek button in the Task List. That button
>> enables/disables auto folding in the editors.
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>> -Rob
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>> Dave Syer wrote:
>>> I actually don't like the folding of Java method implementations, and the
>>> default short cut key to unfold (CTRL-Num Pad *) is hard to reach and to
>>> remember. I have enabled folding for header comments and imports, but
>>> not for members, but everything still seems to be folded by default (I
>>> assume Mylyn is responsible for this). Can I switch it off?
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| Re: Folding in java classes [message #23780 is a reply to message #21665] |
Mon, 27 August 2007 05:26 |
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Originally posted by: beatmik.acm.org
David: note that if the active folding is working properly you should
never need to manually unfold, because as soon as you click on the
method signature it will unfold for you. If this is not the case please
file a bug.
Cheers,
Mik
Dave Syer wrote:
> I actually don't like the folding of Java method implementations, and the
> default short cut key to unfold (CTRL-Num Pad *) is hard to reach and to
> remember. I have enabled folding for header comments and imports, but not
> for members, but everything still seems to be folded by default (I assume
> Mylyn is responsible for this). Can I switch it off?
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| Re: Folding in java classes [message #26027 is a reply to message #24129] |
Thu, 06 September 2007 21:51 |
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Originally posted by: beatmik.acm.org
Yes, the annotations being hidden by folding is an annoying problem with
the Eclipse text editor, even without Mylyn. The more folding that's
happening, the worse it is, which is why Mylyn exacerbates this problem.
Please consider voting for the corresponding Platform/Text bug and
commenting about the problem you are experiencing:
63692: [projection] Annotations in folded region are not rendered in
overview ruler
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=63692
Mik
Dave Syer wrote:
> I think that works. But I still don't like filding because I use the "Mark
> Occurrences" feature of the Java editor quite a lot and it doesn't mark any
> occurrences in folded elements. I would say it is a problem with the editor
> not with Mylyn, but while it doesn't work, Mylyn (because it prefers
> folding) is in the firing line.
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