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Aside from syntax highlighting, which is really useful, it's sometimes very hard to navigate within a large IDF file.

When you have hundreds of classes and 40,000 lines in your IDF file it's hard to see what's going on. I was wondering if it would be possible to have either:

• a navigation menu (similar to a table of content) that would list all object classes and you could just click on it to get to the correct section. It would basically be a link to each "!- ===== ALL OBJECTS IN CLASS: XXX ======" that would update automatically.
• a proper way to fold your code by object and by class, just as with many programming language (I've achieved a workaround that I'll post below... But there could be a much better way I didn't see).

Have people found good ways to achieve either of those two in Notepad++ and are willing to share? Thanks.

Aside from syntax highlighting, which is really useful, it's sometimes very hard to navigate within a large IDF file.

When you have hundreds of classes and 40,000 lines in your IDF file it's hard to see what's going on. I was wondering if it would be possible to have either:

• a navigation menu (similar to a table of content) that would list all object classes and you could just click on it to get to the correct section. It would basically be a link to each "!- ===== ALL OBJECTS IN CLASS: XXX ======" that would update automatically.
• a proper way to fold your code by object and by class, just as with many programming language (I've achieved a workaround that I'll post below... But there could be a much better way I didn't see).

Have people found good ways to achieve either of those two in Notepad++ and are willing to share? Thanks.

Aside from syntax highlighting, which is really useful, it's sometimes very hard to navigate within a large IDF file.

When you have hundreds of classes and 40,000 lines in your IDF file it's hard to see what's going on. I was wondering if it would be possible to have either:

• a navigation menu (similar to a table of content) that would list all object classes and you could just click on it to get to the correct section. It would basically be a link to each "!- ===== ALL OBJECTS IN CLASS: XXX ======" that would update automatically.
• a proper way to fold your code by object and by class, just as with many programming language (I've achieved a workaround that I'll post below... But there could be a much better way I didn't see).

Have people found good ways to achieve either of those two in Notepad++ and are willing to share? Thanks.

Aside from syntax highlighting, which is really useful, it's sometimes very hard to navigate within a large IDF file.

When you have hundreds of classes and 40,000 lines in your IDF file it's hard to see what's going on. I was wondering if it would be possible to have either:

• a navigation menu (similar to a table of content) that would list all object classes and you could just click on it to get to the correct section. It would basically be a link to each "!- ===== ALL OBJECTS IN CLASS: XXX ======" that would update automatically.
• a proper way to fold your code by object and by class, just as with many programming language (I've achieved a workaround that I'll post below... But there could be a much better way I didn't see).

Have people found good ways to achieve either of those two in Notepad++ and are willing to share? Thanks.