Sometimes, I have to read long codes. So if Pythonista could fold “if”, “while” or “def”, it would be very convenient.
Example:
if a == 1:
print(True)
else:
print(False)
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[+] if a== 1: [...]
@omz Please, it means a lot for me.
See:
https://github.com/omz/Pythonista-Issues/issues/206
You can enable folding, then manually fold ranges, though it is not very automated.
It s*cks. I don't think it is convenient at all.
But anyway, thanks a lot.
@omz I can pay no matter how much money for this feature.
@omz plz
Why not?
I could imagine cold folding could be tricky with out an external keyboard on a small device. I have been playing around with the hidden code folding, and that's what I have been finding... No room for a button that is re reliable yet unobtrusive... You are aware of the "outline" drop-down if you tap the filename, right? That lets you navigate large files by def/clase.
@JonB I just want the same naive feature as the IDE like VS code and pycharm on PC. I don’t need to control where should I begin and end the code-folding. Just fold the whole class or def or if or while.
what i mean is, where do you put the fold/unfold button, so that it is both reliable and unobtrusive. tiny screens and fat fingers are not the same as precise mouse clicks.
@JonB Fortunitly, I have the apple pencil.
lol so no one cares? All of u just write helloworld.py?