Editor collapse expand behavior store info

[ClauTrade]

Hello, please I cannot find info about an editor behavior.
In my strategy I use to hide (collapse) the code of all functions.
When I open the editor or start with NT the editor reset the collapse and show all code expanded. All times I need a large time to close all.
Is there a way to store the last configuration of the editor about it?

Many thanks. Best regards

[NinjaTrader_BrandonH]

Hello ClauTrade,

Thanks for your post.

There is no option for saving the expanded/collapsed sections of code in the NinjaScript Editor window at this time.

I have submitted this feature request to the Development team and added your vote. This request is being tracked under the number SFT-5958.

As with all feature requests, interest is tracked before implementation is considered, so we cannot offer an ETA or promise of fulfillment. If implemented, it will be noted on the Release Notes page of the Help Guide.

Release Notes — https://ninjatrader.com/support/help...ease_notes.htm

[jeronymite]

ClauTrade You can use Hot Keys for NinjaScript Editor to do region collapse/expand: Tools > Hot Keys > NinjaScript Editor

Hope that helps.

Thanks.

[QuantKey_Bruce]

jeronymite's suggestion is a good one.

Also, from a more distant perspective, if you commonly use idioms like expanding and contracting the + you might be more comfortable in Visual Studio. If you haven't tried it, you really should.

Although an SFT may be created for this to add to the burn pile, it is vanishingly unlikely that they will add this any time soon, because it's a feature of the ActiPro component used to provide the NinjaScript Editor, and that component itself is many versions out of date. The most reasonable path to getting these kinds of features would be that they upgrade the component, and then do this, but I wouldn't hold your breath on that just now. Understandably, they have to prioritize, and while I would like it if they implemented this feature too, I will not be surprised if this is far down the line given the knowable priorities.

Yet, you could start using Visual Studio today and have access to lots of things of this ilk immediately.

[ClauTrade]

Many thanks to all for the suggestions. I work in it and I'll try to find the best.