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@ -27,11 +27,24 @@ motions that I can get around easier, and plus since I write in a variety
of languages things like indent or syntax might not be sufficient or of languages things like indent or syntax might not be sufficient or
expressive enough. expressive enough.
## Folding Commands ## Creating and Deleting Folds
To create a fold, use `zf{motion}`, where, you guessed it, you can use To create a fold, use `zf{motion}`, where, you guessed it, you can use
just about any of the [[Motions]] you like. just about any of the [[Motions]] you like.
Folds can also be created using Visual mode. Select the text, then `zf`. Folds can also be created using Visual mode. Select the text, then `zf`.
`zd` deletes folds
`zD` deletes folds recursively. So if you have folds within folds, it will
delete those too. If used in visual mode, it will delete all the folds
in the window.
`zE` will eliminate all folds in the current window.
## Opening and Closing Folds
There are three main commands: `za`, `zc`, and `zo`. `zc` and `zo`
close and open folds respectively, and have a recursive cousin using
a capital letter instead of the lower case letter. `za` is different:
it is a toggle between open and closed. Recursively, it may be less useful
if there is a mixing of open and closed nested folds. `zA` will switch the
the folded status of all of them based on the parent fold (I think.)