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I've been searching to find if there's a way to view the code structure in the margin for Intel Fortran in the same way C++ displays it.
For reference: C++ displays an arc that goes from the start to the end of a loop (for, while, etc) in the margin. This is enabled in the VS2013 Productivity Power Tools>>Other Extensions>>Structure visualizer options>>"Show code structure in the margin" selected.
Maybe it doesn't work with Intel Fortran. If so, fine. The same applies to helpful lines that are drawn between the start and end of the loops in the editor itself. I can't seem to find a note on any of these features available for Intel Fortran.
Thanks,
Jimmy
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You may be aware of this: https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/524601. Look at the "Outlining section" - does that address what you're looking for re: loops?
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Thanks FortranFan,
Unfortunately that only affects the +/- next to the IF/DO/ELSE/WHILE/etc and not the scroll bar.

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