Re: Collapsing code makes it more noticable

Martin,

   one thing you can do (at least on NB 5.0), is to go to Tools->Options->Fonts
& Colors->Highlighting and select 'Cold Folding' in the 'Category' list.  Set
the Foreground color to the same color as your Editor's background.  When you
collapse, you will no longer see the boxes (as if they are invisible).  You
will, however, have an empty line with a + in the Code Folding Bar where the 
code folds are.

-d


On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Martin Kail wrote:

> I like the idea of collapsing code and comments.  When I collapse code
> though, I actually think it makes the code more noticable.  The boxes
> surrounding the ellipsis really stick out like a sore thumb.  Usually I choose
> not to collapse code because gray text and normal syntax highlighting
> doesn't draw my attention as much.  I can see the plus and minus signs
> clearly enough to tell what is collapsed and what is not.
> 
> Something I would appreciate just as much would be a button to simply hide
> comments.  I don't feel the need to collapse methods as much.
>