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Open Feature request MC-2945

PL editor: Outline mode

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All modern IDE have the ability to create a "block" of code and the collapse or expand it. Thereby allowing users to hide sections of code while focusing on the section of concern.

Perhaps the best solution is to take a modern editor and adapt it to MC, versus improving the existing editor, as it seems circa 1994.

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#1
user-offline.png  HellGhostEvocatorX
Aug 06, 2024 - 03:26
You can currently achieve the folding and unfolding with this syntax :
#region region-name
your Code
#endregion

in the PL editor, which would otherwise only be possible via e.g. visual studio possible with CTRL+a, CTRL+M (2x)
#2
user-offline.png  Luto
Aug 06, 2024 - 12:46

Thanks HellGhost,

I tried this and the only keyword that works (recognized by the parser) is #end, which is not what you referenced.

I think the problem is I am using PL editor that comes with the desktop MC.

PL Editor V3
MC 14.0.25218.400
File: 1.6.25218.400

Any additional comments are welcome!

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