[folding] fold only code

[YkTru]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

What I want: No comment folding at any level, only code

What I have at folding level 2 (it seems there's an autofold (?)):

What I want at folding level 2 (ie no comment folding):

Is there a way, extension? Thank you

[ctwhome]

That'd be awesome, I can't even emphasize how many times I fold all k+0 and then have to go comment by comment opening them. Thanks!

[vscodenpa]

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[aeschli]

If I understand right, this would mean the duplication of most of the existing fold commands (Fold, Fold Level X, ...).

TBH, I'm not too keen to add more commands.

[YkTru]

@aeschli

IMO the ideal would be a "Toggle fold for comments" that would require only one command

In F#, it's common to have over 800 lines of code in a single file, and comments are often used to organize the code (until the creation of a module is required). The ability to navigate (fold/unfold) quickly and easily is also of the utmost importance, so I don't want to spend half my time manually unfolding comments since I often use different levels of folding.

eg: I find it quite annoying that in VSCode every time I "upfold" then "downfold" it automatically hides my "Helpers" comments if I put them at the beginning of a module, or that my multiline comments (often containing important "todos", or "impl/design ideas") are folded by default.

Does anyone have similar problems?

Thank you

[YkTru]

@aeschli Do you think a "Toggle fold for comments" would be reasonably feasible and appropriate? Thank you

I also forgot to mention that when working in a team, it's very useful to make sure that "todo" and other tags are immediately visible, otherwise they may go unnoticed.

[vscodenpa]

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