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David Masterson <David.Masterson@synopsys.com> wrote in message news:<u65qrnj0d.fsf@synopsys.com>...
> >>>>> Artist  writes:
>  
> > Hi, While doing the development work with emacs, I just want to hide
> > certain lines. These lines does not constitute functions and I
> > cannot use narrow-region as I like to see the entire file. So
> > something like hide-region or hide-regions would be helpful. How I
> > can use outline mode to hide effectively what I want to hide from
> > point 'A' to point 'B'.
> 
> Sounds like you want folding.el.  You'll have to put comments into
> your code to denote the beginning and ending of the fold, but, other
> than that, it sounds like what you want.

Hi,
 I will try folding.el.
 One problem:
 If I put comment surrounding that, I may not run my code properly.
 What I can do is to put some commented boundary around that as an alternative.
 Remembering the points like registers would be a better solution.

Thanks,
Artist.