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corestar
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How to turn off code outlining in editor?

I'm upgrading to Quartus Lite 24.1 and would like to turn off the VHDL code outlining shown below. I looked through every option and cannot find it. I'm not even sure what this feature is called, so it was hard to search for an answer. 

 

  • It's not outlining.  It's "compression" or "collapsing."  When you're done writing a code block, you can click the little - button to collapse the code into a single line so you can focus on other code.  It turns into a + after it's collapsed so you can expand the collapsed code. 

    I don't know that there's a way to turn it off but it's never bothered me.

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    It's not outlining.  It's "compression" or "collapsing."  When you're done writing a code block, you can click the little - button to collapse the code into a single line so you can focus on other code.  It turns into a + after it's collapsed so you can expand the collapsed code. 

    I don't know that there's a way to turn it off but it's never bothered me.

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      corestar
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      Ok, thought there might be an option somewhere. 

      I prefer editors leave me alone and  just enter what I type. Visual Studio is especially bad. Takes a while to find the options to turn off all the various auto this and auto that features. It would be nice if Quartus had a way to turn this off.