[blades018]

I was directed to the alpha version because I wanted to use the outline plugin and not have commented lines collapsible.

Link

It seems like when you have two commented lines together it still gets collapsed. sample code below.
________________
begin

// begin
// begin

end
________________

Thanks

[Yutaka Emura]

blades018 wrote:
I was directed to the alpha version because I wanted to use the outline plugin and not have commented lines collapsible.

Link

It seems like when you have two commented lines together it still gets collapsed. sample code below.
________________
begin

// begin
// begin

end
________________

Thanks

OK. I completely misunderstood your request. Can you please describe exactly what you want EmEditor to do?

[blades018]

Sorry for being unclear. I need to write my own custom outline for the plugin. A very simple case would be Level 1 “begin” and Level 2 “end”. Commented lines should not be collapsed. Using the simple code in the previous thread, the first commented line is still being collapsed.

[blades018]

Does this make sense now?

[Yutaka Emura]

blades018 wrote:
Does this make sense now?

It makes sense now, but the current design doesn’t allow a portion of collapsed range to appear. So, it isn’t possible to show only commented lines while all the outside block collapsed.

[blades018]

we are not on the same page. what i mean is that there should not be a plus/minus on commented lines.

if you throw this code in the editor, it should all make sense

// ##############
begin // there is a minus here, which is correct

// begin (there is a minus here, but there shouldn’t be. it is the result of the following line of code)
// begin

end
// ##############

[Yutaka Emura]

blades018 wrote:
we are not on the same page. what i mean is that there should not be a plus/minus on commented lines.

if you throw this code in the editor, it should all make sense

// ##############
begin // there is a minus here, which is correct

// begin (there is a minus here, but there shouldn’t be. it is the result of the following line of code)
// begin

end
// ##############

In the latest version of v9 alpha, you might want to uncheck “Make Comments Collapsible” text box in the Outlint properties. I hope this helps.

[blades018]

I can see you failed to throw that portion of code in to the editor and play around with it. This is a fairly obvious bug.

Throw away everything from the previous posts.

lets try this again…
scenario 1
//##############
begin // minus here, which is correct

// begin (no minus here, which is correct)

end
//##############

scenario 2
//##############
begin // minus here, which is correct

// begin (a minus now appears because of the comment in the following line of code, incorrect)
// stuff

end
//##############

on a side note, it seems like you inverted the “Make Comments Collapsible” check box

[Yutaka Emura]

blades018 wrote:
I can see you failed to throw that portion of code in to the editor and play around with it. This is a fairly obvious bug.

Throw away everything from the previous posts.

lets try this again…
scenario 1
//##############
begin // minus here, which is correct

// begin (no minus here, which is correct)

end
//##############

scenario 2
//##############
begin // minus here, which is correct

// begin (a minus now appears because of the comment in the following line of code, incorrect)
// stuff

end
//##############

on a side note, it seems like you inverted the “Make Comments Collapsible” check box

I now understand what you mean. It should be fixed in alpha 33. Thanks!

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