Thank you for your help. That link you posted seems to describe exactly what
I want, but the code posted doesn't work the way I'd like it to.
So imagine that my text looks like this:
Volume 1
[tab]Book 1
[tab][tab]Part 1
[tab][tab]Part 2
[tab]Book 2
[tab][tab]Part 3
[tab][tab]Part 4
Volume 2
Volume 3
I would like it to display like this when folded:
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
With maybe these lines in a different color or something to show that
they're folded.
Instead, by default Vim displays it like this:
Volume 1
[tab]Book 1
+-- 2 lines: Part 1
[tab]Book 2
+-- 2 lines: Part 3
Volume 2
Volume 3
It's never folding the first indents, and it has that additional line to
show what the fold contains.
And with that code from the link you posted, it displays like this:
Volume 1
The Volume 2 and Volume 3 headers get swallowed up by Volume 1. Also, it
displays the tab indents of folded headers as if they were spaces, like
this:
Volume 1
[tab]Book 1 (unfolded)
Part 1 (still folded)
That's a bit irritating for me, because it looks like Part 1 is less
indented than Book 1, like it's a higher level, when it's actually a lower
level.
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