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I'm currently using the Dance extension (v0.5.11) in VSCode and have been impressed with this Kakoune-inspired key bindings and functionalities. However I've encountered a specific behavior that I would like to modify.
By default, when I 'fold' a block of code and subsequently enter 'normal' mode within Dance, go down over that 'folded' code, the code section automatically unfolds. While I understand this may be an intentional feature it conflicts with my preferred workflow, so I want to modify it.
Could you please provide guidance on how to disable or modify this 'unfolding' behavior in 'normal' mode?
BTW, I kindly request consideration for its inclusion in a future update, if this functionality (disable 'unfolding') is not currently available...
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Sorry, but unfortunately for now this isn't possible. See #246, which links to aioutecism/amVim-for-VSCode#184, which proposes a workaround (using built-in VS Code command, which might not exactly behave like Dance keybindings but which respect folded regions).
I'm currently using the Dance extension (v0.5.11) in VSCode and have been impressed with this Kakoune-inspired key bindings and functionalities. However I've encountered a specific behavior that I would like to modify.
By default, when I 'fold' a block of code and subsequently enter 'normal' mode within Dance, go down over that 'folded' code, the code section automatically unfolds. While I understand this may be an intentional feature it conflicts with my preferred workflow, so I want to modify it.
Could you please provide guidance on how to disable or modify this 'unfolding' behavior in 'normal' mode?
BTW, I kindly request consideration for its inclusion in a future update, if this functionality (disable 'unfolding') is not currently available...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: