[Lazarus] Hiding Comments
Graeme Geldenhuys
graemeg.lists at gmail.com
Tue Feb 16 08:53:30 CET 2010
Hello Theo,
> I think it would be helpful to hide all comments at times, because while
> helpful, they make reading the actually working code a lot harder.
That's why I prefer external documentation like is done with FPC and
Lazarus projects - using XML files.
Alternatively, keep most of your comments above the
method/function/procedure. If you want to hide them automatically, simply
wrap them with {%region} so it enables code-folding.
eg:
{%region 'comments hidden by default' -fold}
{ This is my very long comment that goes on for many lines...}
{%endregion}
procedure MyProc;
begin
...
end;
The '-fold' in the %region line will tell the IDE to code-fold than region
by default. I use this for all code auto-generated and managed by fpGUI's
UI Designer.
The last solution is to simply not comment your code! Make it the next
developers problem. :-)
Regards,
- Graeme -
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