A much requested new feature in PyScripter 3.1 is support for code folding. Before I explain how to use it let me make it clear that if you believe that code folding is an unwanted gimmick you can disable it through the Tools, Options, IDE Options menu selection. Just uncheck “Code folding enabled by default” under Editor options.
You can fold sections of the code by clicking the + (plus) signs in the gutter and can unfold folded sections by clicking the – (minus) signs or by clicking at the boxes with the three dots at the end of the lines (see picture above).
Code folding commands
The code folding commands can be fount in the context menu of the editor (i.e. you can see them by right-clicking on the editor). There are editor shortcuts defined for many of these functions. The default editor shortcuts are listed below.
| Command | Shortcut | Description |
| Fold All | Shft+Ctrl+- | Fold all ranges |
| Unfold All | Shft+Ctrl+/ | Unfold all ranges |
| Fold Nearest | Ctrl+/ | Fold nearest range |
| Unfold Nearest | Shft+Ctrl+/ | Unfold nearest range |
| Fold Regions | Fold all regions | |
| Unfold Regions | Unfold all regions | |
| Fold Level 1 | Ctrl+K Ctrl+1 | Fold top level ranges (level 1) |
| Unfold Level 1 | Shft+Ctrl+K Shft+Ctrl+1 | Unfold top level ranges (level 1) |
| Fold Level 2 | Ctrl+K Ctrl+2 | Fold level 2 ranges |
| Unfold Level 2 | Shft+Ctrl+K Shft+Ctrl+2 | Unfold level 2 ranges |
| Fold Level 3 | Ctrl+K Ctrl+3 | Fold level 3 ranges |
| Unfold Level 3 | Shft+Ctrl+K Shft+Ctrl+3 | Unfold level 3 ranges |
| Fold Functions | Fold all functions (IDE command) | |
| Unfold Functions | Unfold all functions (IDE command) | |
| Fold Classes | Fold all classes (IDE command) | |
| Unfold Classes | Unfold all classes (IDE command) |
Note: Regions are areas of the file that start with #region and end with
#endregion. e.g.
#region Description
...
#endregion
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