On 8 January 2014 22:13, Maximilian Krautloher <kmax@posteo.de> wrote:

Hi all,

I am a huge fan of geany and I am using it all the time, especially
for creating latex documents.

I would love to be able to define code folding blocks of my own, but
found no online resource that could point me into the right direction.

Folding is defined in C++ code (in file scintilla/LexLatex.cxx). At a quick glance it looks to be based on document structure, "part", "chapter", "section", "subsection", "subsubsection", "paragraph", "subparagraph".

You would have to modify that code to change where the folding occurred.

Cheers

Lex

Can you please help me?

Below you'll find one of my use-cases.

Cheers, Max

In a document I defined some equations, and via the latex-package
'catchfilebetweentags' I can read them into the tex-file. It would be
awesome if everything between tags was foldable...

%<*eq.1>
\begin{align}
Some equation
\label{eq:divergence.phase-profile.estimation}
\end{align}
%</eq.1>
%<*eq.2>
\begin{align}
Some other equation
\label{eq:divergence.phase-profile.estimation}
\end{align}
%</eq.2>
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