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Perhaps this is not the correct place to ask this, but since MD is the default code editor for Unity3D I thought I might as well try.

I remember seeing in code from other peoples projects that it is somehow possible to 'fold' pieces of your code manually - with which I mean that it's not just the function Foo () {...} which get's folded but that it's possible to fold a piece of code inside a function. For instance:

function Update () {

    foo = bar;

    {...} //folded bit

    OtherStuff();

}

Am I right in remembering this is possible? Because I'm currently writing a script where this would be very helpful and I cannot seem to find out how to do this anywhere in MD's manual, google, this site or the forum. Thanks in advance.

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Note that, for some reason, MonoDevelop as shipped with Unity, does not have code folding enabled by default.

For C#, this old forum post explains how to enable it, and I quote:

Tools
→ Options
→ Text Editor
→ General
→ Enable code folding

Here is a screenshot (I found in yet another post):

Enable Code Folding

Once done, you can fold any blocks, including C#'s awesome #region blocks:

Code folding

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You can use #region name and #endregion preprocessor directives

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9a1ybwek(VS.71).aspx

4

Do it manually.
preferences → general->enable folding

5

Ctrl + Shift + A for folding and unfolding