New answers tagged folding
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Instead of using the zf Normal mode command, it's easier if you use the :fold Ex command, which takes a range and fits naturally in a function. So you can easily fold the block starting on the first line that has Copyright and going up to the next line with CONNECTION using the following:
function! FoldLicense()
silent! /Copyright/,/CONNECTION/fold
...
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You might want to consider adopting the vimtex plug-in, which improves support for TeX files in Vim.
Among its features, it supports custom folding, which is able to recognize LaTeX blocks delimited with \begin{...} and \end{...} and use them to define folding.
Furthermore, it recognizes {{{ and }}} but only within comments.
See vimtex's documentation under :...
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A more general approach (not just for QuickNotes but for all files) would be as follows:
" Save and restore manual folds when we exit a file
augroup SaveManualFolds
autocmd!
au BufWinLeave, BufLeave ?* silent! mkview
au BufWinEnter ?* silent! loadview
augroup END
For more information, see the view-sessions, section with includes ...
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Catch BufWinEnter and set foldlevel appropriately
augroup adjust_fold | au!
autocmd BufWinEnter * let &l:foldlevel = line('$') > 100 ? 0 : line('$') > winheight(0) ? 1 : 99
augroup end
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