@Monkeyman32123 - I use a trick based on the fact Codea compiles from left to right, so if you have two copies of a function, it will overwrite the first and use the second.
So I create a Test tab on the right, and put a setup and draw function in there. I can then use this to test any parts of my project by just running parts of it. When I’m done testing, I just comment out the test tab. But I use this constantly when I make changes and add new functions.
@dave1707 I thought @Doge’s suggestions was for folders in the project browser, not the code editor?
@SkyTheCoder That’s correct, folders to keep similar projects together in one place. But you don’t need folders to keep code for the same project together. I was just pointing out that using tabs will do the same thing, keeping chunks of code for the same project together. So he doesn’t have to wait for actual folders to come out before he starts his large program.