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This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1494

Folding goes like this:

1. Only top level class or function definitions are folded (no nesting)
2. Folding is done one line after the class or function definition, so
    for example the line 'class foo( bar )' is right above the fold
3. Fold text is the first line of the corresponding docstring (if any)
    together with the number of folded lines
4. Toggle all folds on/off with the key F
5. Toggle the fold under the cursor on/off with the key f
6. In some rare cases folding can break down which can be fixed by :call ReFold()
    The reason for this break down is not known sometimes it happens when jumping
    between different files using tags.

In addition the script binds the key <Shift-e> (hint: _e_xecute) to saving the
file and executing it in the interpreter assuming that /usr/bin/env exists
otherwise you need to change this key mapping slightly. The keys 'gd' (hint:
_g_o _d_efinition) are also bound to look for the definition of a function
under the cursor similarly to the same key binding for C.

Inspired by vimscript #515, actually the way the number of lines are displayed
is stolen from there :). A related script is vimscript #781 and a tip on
toggling a fold is vimtip #108.