On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 8:54 AM, Oleh ohwoeowho@gmail.com wrote:
It showcases using https://github.com/abo-abo/lispy for navigating SLIME's Common Lisp code base. It's also possible to navigate the Elisp, Scheme and Clojure code.
Looks neat. Have you seen helm-imenu? It doesn't seem to parse definitions as well as your lispy-local-goto but it's got a nice way of grouping definitions by kind. (Variables, Types, Defuns, etc...)
I'm using CEDET functionality, so the parsing has to be done only once per directory and then it's saved to CEDET's db.
That's interesting. It's not very common, given Lisp's image-based introspection philisophy, but I can see the usefulness of being able to browse code without a live image. Is there a way to make it parse subdirectories as well?
It'd be interesting to try and implement helm-backed alternatives for SLIME's apropos and xref facilities.
Cheers,