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GNU Global + ggtags and helm + helm+gtags

Hope this clears up the confusion .. Non-emacs software GNU Global (gtags + global executables) - A software for generating tags, like Universal ctags. I actually use gtags for binary database ...
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How to make org-babel call all remote code blocks under a specific headline?

Ingest Named Code Blocks from other files using org-babel-lob-ingest Add org-babel-lob-ingest command using File Local Variables syntax to ingest named src blocks from an external file for use in ...
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How to call org-lint against org-mode file from command-line

Calling org-lint against org-mode file from command-line Create an org-mode file For example, create a new file named org-lint-ex1.org * Using =org-lint= to Check org-mode Syntax ** Inside emacs 1....
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How to use clojure-lsp in Emacs?

There are now instructions for configuration with emacs lsp-mode. The following is taken from what's currently there. You will need to start by putting the clojure-lsp executable on your path. (...
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How to use clojure-lsp in Emacs?

It turns out that lsp-mode is currently being reworked. That means that the syntax for registering servers works different now: (lsp-register-client (make-lsp-client :new-connection (lsp-stdio-...
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How do use Emacs to look up a function in Python?

Today there is a wonderful development called LSP. Python is supported. Client for Language Server Protocol (v3.14). lsp-mode aims to provide IDE-like experience by providing optional integration ...
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How do use Emacs to look up a function in Python?

M-. which is bound to elpy-goto-definition will do the trick. Use M-* will let you jump back to the previous location int he buffer. This allows you to quickly check something and go back to the ...
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