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A code is over 2000 lines full of folds. I select a certain block in Visual mode to which I would like to start writing. However, things around the block, such as folds, hinder my writing, and I accidentally tend to modify them. Currently, I avoid such mistakes by writing the block in a separate vim. It is not a real solution, and it gets awkward with too many vim’s open.
How can I hide everything except the block in folds?
You can do
zMzvorzMzO.zMcloses all foldszvmakes the current line visiblezOopens all folds under cursor recursively up to root(
OinzOis the uppercase "oh" character, not zero0)