How to fold code using pascal-mode in Emacs?
Hi.
I have searched in the Emacs manual (I really use Emacs since two
weeks ago), and then I also searched in google, but I haven't found
any way to fold code in Emacs (I am using the pascal-mode, although I
don't know wether folding code depends on the mode that one is using
or not).
I just want to fold some (very) large for-loops to see the code
clearerly.
Can I get that lines that appears, for example, in Kate to fold code,
to show clearly where, for example, a for-loop begins and where ends?
(I mean that lines that, for example, in a for-loop connect its
beginning with its end, in the left side of the code).
TIA.
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