[ phpeclipse-Bugs-1468285 ] Suggestion: Implementing code folding options

Bugs item #1468285, was opened at 2006-04-11 15:48
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Pham Cong Dinh (pcdinh)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Suggestion: Implementing code folding options

Initial Comment:
Hello all,

We all know that PHPEclipse has a long standing bug
related to Code Folding enabled by default when open a
new editor. This bug make all the code comment for
documentation with /** and */ being collapsed by
default and the reformatting with right-click -> Source
-> Format or Ctrl+shilf+F make Eclipse freezed. To make
the formatting go smoothly, you must expand each
collapsed node (+) manually until all nodes are
expanded. It is a time comsuming and tedious task when
working with a long file with many functions or classes
and each of them is well documented. I am using the
lastest PHPEclipse build from CVS.

Eclipse does not have any command to expand all nodes
at a time. Meanwhile, PHPEclipse currently does not
have any facility to tune code folding options such as
disable code folding on class comments, function
comments or header comments when opening a new editor.
I am sure that this feature is more and more desired.

While this is not imlemented yet, I need to install
Java Plugin and use its code folding tuning feature to
make all document code comments expandable all when
open a php file. However, it is a workaround only.

Have anybody here had a look at this plugin
http://www.coffee-bytes.com/servlet/PlatformSupport It
is aplugin for enhancing code folding feature for Eclipse.

Any feedback are appreciated.

Thank you.

pcdinh

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