mLipok Posted July 11, 2015 Posted July 11, 2015 (edited) I would like to introduce a very useful script.In fact, he is not working. I mean runs but does nothing. Well, maybe almost nothing.He teaches.Just check each Function step by step. expandcollapse popup; REMARKS: ; 1. before you start any example try to unfold all code section - you can close and reopen this tutorial script ; 2. each function says about "number of STEPS to go" ; 3. you must copy this script to SciTE4AutoIt to go follow these all steps _Tutorial_Example_1_Folding() _Tutorial_Example_2_Folding() _Tutorial_Example_3_Folding() _Tutorial_Example_4_Folding() Func _Tutorial_Example_1_Folding() ; STEP 1: fold this line holding [CTRL] and now STEP 2: unfold this line holding [ALT] ; number of STEPS: 5 Local $iTest = 0 Local $bAdditionalTest = False #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Select ; STEP 3: unfold this line holding [ALT] Case $iTest = 0 ; STEP 4: unfold this line holding [ALT] If $bAdditionalTest Then ; STEP 5: fold this line holding [CTRL] + [SHIFT] - to collapse all code section from entire script #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code Else ; make tea #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code EndIf Case $iTest = 1 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case $iTest = 2 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case Else #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - EndSelect EndFunc ;==>_Tutorial_Example_1_Folding Func _Tutorial_Example_2_Folding() ; number of STEPS: 6 Local $iTest = 0 Local $bAdditionalTest = False #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Select ; STEP 3: fold this line holding [CTRL] and now STEP 4: unfold this using [KEY PAD +] instead clicking by Mouse Case $iTest = 0 ; STEP 1: fold this line holding [CTRL] and now STEP 2: unfold this line holding [ALT] STEP 5: unfold this line holding [ALT] If $bAdditionalTest Then ; make coffe #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code Else ; make tea #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code EndIf Case $iTest = 1 ; Testing for number 1 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case $iTest = 2 ; >>>>>>> you can put here your comment to describe what this part of code doing Case $iTest = 3 ; STEP 6: unfold this line holding [CTRL] to see entire part of choosen code section #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case Else #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - EndSelect EndFunc ;==>_Tutorial_Example_2_Folding Func _Tutorial_Example_3_Folding() ; STEP 1: fold this line holding [CTRL] and now STEP 2: unfold this line holding [ALT] ; number of STEPS: 6 #Region Example 3 Local variable declaration Local $iTest = 0 Local $bAdditionalTest = False #EndRegion Example 3 Local variable declaration #Region Example 3 Some Initial code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Example 3 Some Initial code Select ; STEP 3: search for word "action" by using [CTRL]+f STEP 4: search multiple times the same string by using [F3] Case $iTest = 0 If $bAdditionalTest Then #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code Else ; make tea #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ACTION ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code EndIf Case $iTest = 1 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case $iTest = 2 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case Else #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ some other ACTION ; ........ STEP 5: as you can see when you search only the propor "code path" being unfolded ; ........ this mean Case $iTest = 1 and $iTest = 2 are still Folded ; ........ STEP 6: if you use [SHIFT] + [F3] then you start searching in reverse order ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - EndSelect #Region Example 3 Some other code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Example 3 Some other code EndFunc ;==>_Tutorial_Example_3_Folding Func _Tutorial_Example_4_Folding() ; STEP 3: fold this line holding [CTRL] and now STEP 4: use [F2] to skip between "Toogled Bookmarks" ; number of STEPS: 6 #Region Example 4 Local variable declaration Local $iTest = 0 Local $bAdditionalTest = False #EndRegion Example 4 Local variable declaration #Region Example 4 Some Initial code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Example 4 Some Initial code Select Case $iTest = 0 If $bAdditionalTest Then #Region Some additional code ; ........ STEP 1: go to this line and "Toogle Bookmark" here by using [CTRL] + [F2] ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code Else ; make tea #Region Some additional code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some additional code EndIf Case $iTest = 1 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case $iTest = 2 #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ STEP 2: go to this line and "Toogle Bookmark" here by using [CTRL] + [F2] ; ........ STEP 5: as you can see Bookmarks you can quickly move to a pre-determined lines of code ; ........ STEP 6: additionaly as you can see jumping to bookmark will unfold only the propor "code path" ; ........ this mean previouse Case $iTest = 1 is still Folded ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - Case Else #Region Some code - ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Some code - EndSelect #Region Example 4 Some other code ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ ; ........ #EndRegion Example 4 Some other code EndFunc ;==>_Tutorial_Example_4_FoldingmLipok Edit:And by the way I wanted to make a tutorial on YouTube, but I ran out of time and determination. Edited July 11, 2015 by mLipok script cleanup, added Remark #3 Signature beginning:* Please remember: "AutoIt"..... * Wondering who uses AutoIt and what it can be used for ? * Forum Rules ** ADO.au3 UDF * POP3.au3 UDF * XML.au3 UDF * IE on Windows 11 * How to ask ChatGPT for AutoIt Code * for other useful stuff click the following button: Spoiler Any of my own code posted anywhere on the forum is available for use by others without any restriction of any kind. 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