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In search of a non-electron text editor that can fold | Are emacs and (neo)vim my only options?
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The following gif demonstrates folding:
this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2025
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Helix apparently doesn't yet have it, but I'm sure it'll be added at some point.
If they ever roll out plugins, or whatever. There's a lot of functionality piled up behind that.
Edit: I was wrong. It's going to be in core. It's just been "in progress" for two years because (a) there have been prerequisite blockers slowly getting implemented, (b) it's hard, in part because of other Helix features like multiple cursors, and (c) the guy implementing it (and who can implement it is, in his words, limited to a couple of people with deep Helix knowledge) hasn't had time.
Hopefully it will receive it soon*; my Helix-installation has been collecting dust ever since the folding-workflow has been growing on me.