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Does Xcode support anything akin to Visual Studio style #region directives for arbitrary code folding?
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No, you can only fold code on various defined scoping levels in Xcode.
You can use little tricks to make navigating via the function menu easier, though.
#pragma mark Allows you to create a grouping where the label following mark will show up in the function menu. If the label is a hyphen, a separator is inserted into the function menu.
Also, the following labels in comments will show up in the function menu:
// MARK: // TODO: // FIXME: // !!!: // ???: Obviously since #pragma mark is not really portable, if you're building a portable application and need it to work with a compiler that doesn't just ignore #pragma directives that it doesn't understand, the comment-style mark is a decent alternative.
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