Is there any way to show the function’s scope, I mean {…}, in Vim?
I use Eclipse ADT, and found that it can do it and it is a very good feature.
Is there any way to show the function’s scope, I mean {…}, in Vim?
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Is there any way to show the function’s scope, I mean {…}, in Vim?
I use Eclipse ADT, and found that it can do it and it is a very good feature.
One way to see function scope is to use folding (
:help fold) and thefoldcolumnoption will provide a representation of where the folds are.Another useful scope feature is [{ and ]}, which jump backward and forward to the next level of braces.
The other useful method if you’re having trouble seeing the limits of a function’s scope is to make your functions smaller 🙂