custom %REGION hide like in Delphi;

[guest62577]

when using custom region at the editor, seem from Delphi it suffers in organization design("valuable space");

current situation
region keyword are present on the code when folded

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1. {%REGION}
2.   // some code, unfolded
3. {%ENDREGION}
4.  
5. {%REGION} [...]   //folded code remain region keyword

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1. {%REGION /fold}
2.   // some code, unfolded
3. {%ENDREGION}
4.  
5. {%REGION /fold} [...]   //folded code remain region keyword

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1. {%REGION /fold ' region title '}
2.   // some code, unfolded
3. {%ENDREGION}
4.  
5. {%REGION /fold ' region title' } [...]   //folded code remain region keyword

wondering situation
region keyword are hidden when folded; like in Delphi;

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1. {%REGION}
2.   // some code, unfolded
3. {%ENDREGION}
4.  
5. [...]   //folded code no region keyword

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1. {%REGION /fold}
2.   // some code, unfolded
3. {%ENDREGION}
4.  
5. [...]   //folded code no region keyword

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1. {%REGION /fold ' region title '}
2.   // some code, unfolded
3. {%ENDREGION}
4.  
5. {' region title' } [...]   //folded code no region keyword

how to hide the Region and /fold keyword when code is folded?

thanks;

[Martin_fr]

I dont know if it works with the /fold indicator.
But you can go to Tools > Options > Editor > Code folding, and select region in the list, then from the radio-buttons choose "hide"

hide, however will leave no line at all. the [...] are shown in the line above.

region title is not implemented yet

[guest62577]

with this setting, it actually works like in Delphi;

Sample Usage [SOLVED]
using the settings instructions indicated by Martin_fr

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1. {Region Title}
2. {%REGION /fold}
3.   // some code, unfolded
4. {%ENDREGION}
5.  
6. {Region Title} [...]   //folded code no region keyword

thanks;

[guest62577]

as a side note to the sample solution presented, which works by functionally;
it would still fail by Design on that now everything is at the same comment color;

meaning User Defined Markup are not saved in the Project Options, creating a different "work" that would consist exporting(backup\save) Editor Options in order to retain customized the "Region Titles" [...]

the custom color used by %Region are the IDE Directive under Options > Editor > Display > Colors

[taazz]

as a side note to the sample solution presented, which works by functionally;
it would still fail by Design on that now everything is at the same comment color;

meaning User Defined Markup are not saved in the Project Options, creating a different "work" that would consist exporting(backup\save) Editor Options in order to retain customized the "Region Titles" [...]

the custom color used by %Region are the IDE Directive under Options > Editor > Display > Colors

you can use the {$Region } as well like in delphi.