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hm, looks like it doesn't do nested foldings:

bah, I'll still take it

mwahahaha

solid!

:D

now the big question... should line continuations be collapsible?

Managed to offset the ModuleAttributes ending to the end of the last AttributeStmt, so top-of-module comments fold with the declarations section. Need to do similar for top-of-scope comments, and then it's just like it should be

Loaded the Battleship workbook yesterday; editor still snappy with 300-liner module

Line continuation folding: I'll just make it a setting, like all others: if you want it, it does it.

Wow! It sounds like you are making really great progress with this!

Indeed! Although, "lots of work ahead" is still a massive understatement 🤪

I think I'll make the idle timer configurable too. RD3 will have so many new settings and options, and that's without knobs for custom syntax highlighting colors and themes

Block completion still needs to be implemented to work off the quick-parse trees, and there's something wrong with the tooltips (they don't consistently get dismissed correctly, it's quite annoying), and then I want to get the parse tree inspections to run (async, after the quick-parse, to not slow down parsing) for the current/active module

That'll lay the groundwork for the rest of the inspections, as it makes an opportunity to rework inspection settings (I want individual inspections to support having their own settings whenever it makes sense) and likely tweak the base interface and abstract classes

Sync back to VBE I need to test, in theory it just works

And then I'll give Dragablz another shot and hopefully we can have actual tear-tabs and docking panels - otherwise it'll just be the 3-column grid that's there.

@MathieuGuindon Increase by an order of magnitude for "Bob from Accounting" proofness

Also, test on 300-line method

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