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Vincent Fourmond
Hello !
I'm a fervent emacs user, and I've been recently amazed and delighted
by the simplicity and ease of use of Reftex, or more specifically
reftex-toc. It is a bit of emacs code that lets you browse through the
table of contents of a LaTeX document. For instance, if I run it on my
PhD, I get something like
[sorry, french...]
1 Introduction
1.1 Où va-t-on ?
1.2 La photosynthèse
1.2.1 Généralités
...
I just need to select one line with the cursor, press enter, and I go
to the relevant line in the relevant file.
Does anyone know if something similar is available for Ruby ? Say, you
have a code tree (or even a file), you press a few keys and you get an
outline, with only, say module, classes and method definitions (without
code) and you can select and go there ? I usually find myself looking
for methods more longer than I actually code, that would definitely help.
Or, at least, would that interest anyone if I tried it ?
Cheers,
Vincent
I'm a fervent emacs user, and I've been recently amazed and delighted
by the simplicity and ease of use of Reftex, or more specifically
reftex-toc. It is a bit of emacs code that lets you browse through the
table of contents of a LaTeX document. For instance, if I run it on my
PhD, I get something like
[sorry, french...]
1 Introduction
1.1 Où va-t-on ?
1.2 La photosynthèse
1.2.1 Généralités
...
I just need to select one line with the cursor, press enter, and I go
to the relevant line in the relevant file.
Does anyone know if something similar is available for Ruby ? Say, you
have a code tree (or even a file), you press a few keys and you get an
outline, with only, say module, classes and method definitions (without
code) and you can select and go there ? I usually find myself looking
for methods more longer than I actually code, that would definitely help.
Or, at least, would that interest anyone if I tried it ?
Cheers,
Vincent