;;; Commentary:
;; The function `hide-region-hide' hides the region. You can hide many ;; different regions and they will be "marked" by two configurable ;; strings (so that you know where the hidden text is).
;; The hidden regions is pushed on a kind of hide-region "ring".
;; The function `hide-region-unhide' "unhides" one region, starting ;; with the last one you hid.
;; The best is to try it out.
Get the code here: Lisp:hide-region.el
See Also:
I added a patch for unhiding the region at the point. MathiasDahl’s email (mathias.rem0veth1s.dahl@gmail.com) doesn’t exist anymore, so maybe this is a reasonable place to notify him. – ChrisDone
Woops. I just realised there’s some nonsense (“rem0veth1s”) in the email. Mathias, you use GMail! You don’t need to do this! Anyway, I’ll forward my email onto the correct address. – ChrisDone
I make an enhance of hide-region.el, named it hide-region+, add three more functions: 1 hide-region-unhide-below unhide a region just below the point 2 hide-region-unhide-all unhide all the region in the current buffer 3 hide-region-toggle toggle all the gide region in the current buffer