Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 13:44:33 GMT
Reply-To: nospam@senet.com.au
From: nospam@senet.com.au (Peter Morris)
Subject: WinFold - the discreet folding editor
Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer
Organization: Transputer Systems
Message-Id: <36ed0173.0@kastagir.senet.com.au>
Xref: ukc comp.sys.transputer:9089


WinFold is a folding editor derived from Origami, but it has some
unique features that may be of interest to folding enthusiasts.

It is available for  MS Windows 3.1/95 at:

http://users.senet.com.au/~peterm/winfold.htm

The main differences from Origami...

To record fold information without impairing the appearence of files
when viewed with a conventional editor, WinFold uses unobstrusive
markers.  (In case such a marker is accidentally deleted by someone
using a conventional editor, it handles missing markers in a robust
manner.)

It can also be set up to interpret the border lines such as are
typically inserted in a file to divide it into sections as start and
end fold lines. When operating in this mode, if the border line
contains no text, the line following the border line is displayed as
the header, otherwise the text in the border line is displayed. 

This means that files produced with a conventional editor can be
displayed by WinFold as folded files, if they contain appropriate
border lines.

A feature of WinFold that will be appreciated by configuration
managers, is that it only changes those lines that are actually
edited, or that need changing to reflect changes in fold structure.

WinFold has good online help and is very affordable. Any suggestions
for improvements would be appreciated.

Regards,
Peter Morris
Transputer Systems
(Established to support transputers, but now diversifying.)


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