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DelphiWhen You Fold, What Do You Frequently Fold (Collapsible Code Blocks in Delphi)?
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<p>Introduced in Delphi 2006, code folding lets you collapse or expand regions or blocks of code. Collapsing your code creates a hierarchical view of the code and makes it easier to read and navigate. The collapsed code is not deleted, but hidden from view in Code Editor until you expand it.
<p>Delphi generates code that contains code folding regions, but you can <a your own collapsible regions</a> as needed.
<p>Are you using code folding? I do, every day. If you do also, what do you fold:
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<ul Collapsible Code Blocks in Delphi Code Editor</a></li>
<li><a Code Folding When Reopening a Project</a></li>
<li><a to Browse VCL Source Code</a></li>
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