How to make section folding have an extra space (empty lines) between sections?
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Mark Golberg
el 13 de Feb. de 2022
Respondida: Avery
el 21 de Feb. de 2024
Hello,
in previous MATLAB versions (e.g 2015) you could introduce empty lines to make spaces between sections once they are folded? (so they won't be "sticked" so closed together).
Section was actually defined from %% till the last line of code in it (a=1, in the example below).
In MATLAB 2021b, section defined from %% till the begining of next section. So, when sections are folded, they look too close to each other. If I have many sections, each one with a unique title, once folded, it's a bit difficult to read.
I'm introducing an additional %% line, but it looks very un-natural and a bit weird work-around.
Is there any other solution to that?
THANKS
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Srija Kethiri
el 16 de Feb. de 2022
Hi Mark,
This feature of having blank lines between the sections is possible only till R2021a and there does not seem to be any option or parameter that can be set to go back to the behavior of retaining the blank lines between sections.
More information related to code folding and options associated with it can be found here.
There is no obvious workaround for this code formatting issue, but you can restore it by creating fake blank sections to make the code more readable:
%% Section 1
%%
%% Section 2
Hope this helps.
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Craig
el 6 de Feb. de 2023
I would call this a "bug" (or perhaps a slightly less strong word). At least there should be an option, or a work around.
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Avery
el 21 de Feb. de 2024
I second this topic. Being able to include blank lines between sections really helps organize different parts of my code. I would love if blank lines could be preserved in an upcoming revision of the editor.
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