On 2011-06-02, Eric Weir wrote:
> I just wish I could get rid of the prefix that indicates how many
> lines there are in the fold. No doubt that is useful to some. To
> me it is clutter. It just gets in the way. The text of the top
> level line is sufficient to identify what's in the fold as far as
> I'm concerned.
I don't like all that clutter in the fold line, either, but I do
like to see the number of lines in the fold, so I modified the
appearance of the fold line with this in my ~/.vimrc.
set foldtext=MyFoldText()
" MyFoldText()
"
" This is intended to be the same as the default foldtext()
" function, but without the text of the first line of the fold.
" See f_foldtext() in eval.c to see how the string is built.
"
function! MyFoldText()
let n = v:foldend - v:foldstart + 1
let i = indent(v:foldstart)
let istr = ''
while i > 0
let istr = istr . ' '
let i = i - 1
endwhile
return istr . "+-" . v:folddashes . " " . n . " lines "
endfunction
You could do something similar to get the appearance you want. I
wrote it before the repeat() function was available, so it could
probably be rewritten with five fewer lines today. See
:help fold-foldtext
Regards,
Gary
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