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Indeed. But it's still a nice thing to be able to do; this is, after all, the Emacs way -- for good or ill! One useful technique to make Emacs appear cleverer
by mickeyp 13y ago
Indeed. But it's still a nice thing to be able to do; this is, after all, the Emacs way -- for good or ill!
One useful technique to make Emacs appear cleverer than it is vis-a-vis code searching and navigation is to navigate by syntax highlighting - most of which is assigned one of several types (constant, keyword, statement, etc.) -- and simply use that. It's hardly perfect, but it's good enough for 90% of the basic navigation you need to do.
- S4M 13y ago>One useful technique to make Emacs appear cleverer than it is vis-a-vis code searching and navigation is to navigate by syntax highlighting - most of which is assigned one of several types (constant, keyword, statement, etc.) -- and simply use that. How do you do that?