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I personally use Emacs, but I have it configured so that I can fold "sections" defined using my preferred language`s commenting syntax, which allows me to have nested headings as it allows for multi-character comment-syntax
;;; some text <--first heading
;;;; some more info <-- sub-heading
;; regular comment
(print "hello world");end of line comment.
it does help that the standard in lisp is to have triple ";" comments as a sort of heading anyway(1/2)
@thelinuxcast vim (and emacs, and the likes) are rather platforms and systems than a single entity project to be looked at this way. Even some of the most recent GUI-only IDEs and editors have similar approach to certain parts of it because it is hard to maintain big pile of functions in a uniform.
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