On Apr 9, 2005, at 11:51 AM, Robert Roessler wrote:

> When I look at OCaml source code, however, I see a *lot* of really 
> different free-form coding styles.  The only language element that 
> jumps out at me for folding is a simplistic handling of "let" 
> bindings... which might not be useful for anything more than to say 
> "Now with folding!" :)

The folding portion of the OCaml TextMate[1] module I put together also 
allows folding for modules and their signatures (between sig/struct and 
end) and classes (between object and end), and possibly some other 
places that I've forgotten (perhaps begin/end pairs?).

[1] <http://www.macromates.com/>

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