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- This file must be read using the ˛EasyFold˛ editor.
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- Try looking in the first fold by moving your cursor down to it and typing
- CTRL-PgUp, or if you have a mouse, position the pointer over the fold and
- click the RIGHT HAND button.
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- /*HS!!1*/This is a fold, notice the '>' mark on the left of the screen.
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- Here is the contents of the fold...
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- You can close a fold by typing CTRL-PgDn, or if you have a mouse, position
- the mouse pointer within the fold and click the RIGHT HAND button.
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- /*HH121*/Have a look in this next one...
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- /*HS!!2*/This is a 2nd level fold, notice the 'Ø' mark on the left.
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- Notice that when you close the top level fold you will see no trace of
- this fold
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- /*HH232*/This is another fold at level 2
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- The cursor may be positioned before or after the fold character, if it is
- before the fold then the cursor will be shown as a solid block.
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- /*HS!!3*/This is a 3rd level fold, notice the number '3' on the left of the screen.
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- This fold will be hidden when you close the 2nd level fold above.
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- /*HH2!2*/This is yet another fold at level 2
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- Sorry there's not much interesting in this one!
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- /*HH1!1*/How to make a fold
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- 1) Go down to the line with the words "top line of fold".
- 2) Type CTRL-U. Notice a fold mark '>' appear on the left.
- 3) Go to the line "1st line after fold" and type CTRL-U again.
- 4) Move the cursor up a line or two so that it is BETWEEN the two fold marks
- and press CTRL-PgDn, the fold will now close.
- 5) To make the fold open type CTRL-PgUp.
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- Last line before fold
- Top line of fold
- second line in fold
- blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
- blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
- blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
- blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
- Last line within fold
- 1st line after fold
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- /*HH1!1*/Promotion and demotion
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- To change folds to different levels you must "promote" or "demote" them.
- To promote a fold move the cursor on to the fold line and type
- <Esc> then <Right>, to demote type <Esc> then <Left>.
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- IMPORTANT: A fold may only be promoted/demoted when it is not in use, ie
- it is open and the preceeding fold is open. To release a fold ready for
- deleting, type Ctrl-R with the cursor at the fold line.
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- /*HH1!1*/To delete a fold
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- Move the cursor on to the fold line and type Ctrl-D.
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- IMPORTANT: A fold may only be deleted when it is not in use.
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- /*HH1!1*/You can use folds in programs!
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- You can use folds with programs written in 'C', C++, Pascal, Modula 2,
- assembler, prolog and some BASICs because the folding information is stored
- in the comment style of the language.
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- /*HH1!1*/An example program
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- /*
- This 'C' program will compile and run with the folds in.
- */
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- main()
- {
- /*HS!!2*//* local variables */
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- int i;
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- /*HH2!2*//* print starting messages */
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- printf("hello world\n");
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- printf("Here are the numbers from 1 to 10\n");
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- /*HH2!2*//* print numbers from 1 to 10 */
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- for (i = 1;i <= 10;i++)
- {
- printf("%d\n",i);
- }
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- /*HH2!2*//* print ending messages */
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- printf("What a silly program!\n");
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- printf("Bye!\n");
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- /*SH2!2*/}
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- /*HH1!1*/Now you know how to open and close folds...
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- you can read the folded manual "EFMAN.DOC".
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- /*SH1!1*/
- /*#CP=00000:XX=99*/
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