Hi!
Used your delivered default, sure “colapse comments” is on.
If it is turned off, what is not an option for me,
The handling is correct
Simply try it by yourself :)
As an example:
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def HelloWorld():
print "Hello World!"
def dummy2():
print "fubar1"
if foo == oof:
""" That some Test
"""
print "fubar2"
print "fold1"
# Just another comment
# and another
if __name__=="__main__":
HelloWorld()
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If you turn “Make comments collapsible” off
you can fold the indented stuff correctly
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[+] def HelloWorld():[...]
[-] def dummy2():
| print "fubar1"
[+] if foo == oof:[...]
[+] if __name__=="__main__":[...]
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If you turn “Make comments collapsible” on you get the following
[+] def HelloWorld():[...]
[-] def dummy2():
| print "fubar1"
| if foo == oof:
[-] """ That some Test
| """
| print "fubar2"
| print "fold1"
[-] # Just another comment
| # and another
[+] if __name__=="__main__":[...]
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Worse!
By the way it doesnt matter if you use the allowed “””-Comment or # after the if, to be correct after the first indentation.
In case you have a long procedure with comments you cant fold in an intelligent way anymore
Well… in the meantime till there is an solution I’ll have to use my Eclipse.
cheers
Matthias