On 7/4/2021 1:08 PM, Julius Hamilton wrote:
> I would like to print the output of a shell command - a webpage dump -
> into a Vim buffer, and have those lines immediately folded, rather than
> a second step of selecting and folding them.
>
> The command would look something like:
>
> :r! w3m -dump url.com <http://url.com> FOLD
>
> How would this be possible?
Tested the following for <some_command> being dir:
exec(':r !<some_command>') |normal zM
> I would like to navigate my folds in an easier way than navigating to
> the blue line that appears, and unfolding them. Is it possible to get
> some kind of table of contents sidebar
Doesn't the first line of the fold constitute a table of contents? I do
not see a blue line -- instead, I see a + in the left most column and
the rest of the line is the first line of the folded material.
> where you can select a fold and
> open or close it? In my current configuration, I don't see an indicator
> that a fold is on a certain line, if that fold is currently unfolded.
For me, I know the rules being used for creating folds. So when I see
unfolded material, I can see the rule for folding in the material and
know that the material is unfolded material. Since I can readily see
that the unfolded material is part of a fold, I do not need an
additional, superfluous indicator that the material can be folded.
>
> Thank you very much,
> Julius
>
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