A little disappointed so far

[Guy Middleton]

In article <NBmdnesebY8Gb1WjXTWcqg at comcast.com>,
Terry Reedy <tjreedy at udel.edu> wrote:
> 
> "Graham Nicholls" <graham at rockcons.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:Mv2ya.4193$573.1871 at news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk...
> > I find it easy in c to press % and jump to the bottom of a loop.
> How can I
> > do this for Python files.  The increment was a legal, sensible
> command, but
> > not indented enough, so the loop
> 
> By collapsing the intervening blocks down to a line or so.  I
> sometimes use the PythonWin editor which has little +s and -s in the
> left column that, when clicked on, expand and collapse compound
> statement blocks.  This make it *much* easier to line up a statement
> with one above that would otherwise be off the screen.

Is there an editor on Unix that can do this?  In particular, is there a way to
get gvim to do it?