First, thanks a ton for presenterm, I think it's a great presentation tool!
I am currently preparing a presentation including a lot of code snippets directly from a java project. As it is, these contain a lot of import statements at the top, that I don't necessarily want to show in my slides. I could use the hidden_line_prefix to hide those, but then the code would not compile anymore in my java project.
Have you considered using something like hidden_line_regex, that in my example would contain ^import .* to exclude this lines at the top of a file, but should include the rest, without changing the structure of the file, so it can still be used in the Java project.
Does it even make sense to you? :-)
First, thanks a ton for presenterm, I think it's a great presentation tool!
I am currently preparing a presentation including a lot of code snippets directly from a java project. As it is, these contain a lot of
importstatements at the top, that I don't necessarily want to show in my slides. I could use thehidden_line_prefixto hide those, but then the code would not compile anymore in my java project.Have you considered using something like
hidden_line_regex, that in my example would contain^import .*to exclude this lines at the top of a file, but should include the rest, without changing the structure of the file, so it can still be used in the Java project.Does it even make sense to you? :-)