Re: Collapse all include lines?

[Emanuel Berg]

>>> Is it conceivable to wrap those #include lines by
>>> something like
>>>
>>>   #ifndef DON'T_WANT_TO_SEE
>>>   ...
>>>   #endif
>>
>> I have authority to do that only to files owned by my team.
>> Those are only a tiny fraction of all the files with which
>> I interact. Furthermore, even my own team is likely to
>> resist modifying code merely to cater to my whims :-)
>
> Yeah, plus the very idea to change data to solve an
> interface issue.

Also that's not needed. We can easily recognize such areas
from Elisp.

After that its hidden and replaced with a button; hitting RET
while on that button will show it again will show it while
keeping the button if on would like to close it again.
Gnus does this, for example, with cite regions.

I don't like to do this myself (for source) so can't help you
with the second part (button to hide/show) but that's how/one
way it would/could be done ...

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