Folding enables you to collapse blocks of code in the EGL
editor to hide them. You can set preferences for folding in the EGL
editor.
Folding has no effect on EGL source code or generated
source; it is only a tool to view the active parts of your source
code while hiding parts that you are not currently working with.
To
set EGL folding preferences, do as follows:
- From the main menu, click . A Preferences window
is displayed.
- In the Preferences window, expand and
click Folding.
- On the Folding pane of the Preferences window,
select the Enable folding check box to enable
the EGL editor to collapse sections of your code.
- Under Initially fold these elements,
select the check boxes next to the sections of EGL code that you want
the editor to fold automatically when you open a file.
- In the Number of property block lines needed
to enable folding field, enter the minimum number of lines
in a block of properties that you want to be able to fold. If you
select the Properties Block check box, EGL
will automatically fold blocks of properties of the given size or
larger.
- To save the changes and remain in the Preferences window,
click Apply. To save the changes and exit the
window, click OK.