* GNU Emacs as a lightweight Elisp IDE -2 (Refactoring)
@ 2020-01-10 10:01 Anand Tamariya
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From: Anand Tamariya @ 2020-01-10 10:01 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Here's my next installment of "GNU Emacs as a lightweight IDE" series for
editing Elisp code. Hope this will help newbies getting started with Elisp.
Following scenarios are covered:
- Extract variable when no let binding exists
- Extract variable to existing let binding
- Extract variable for readability in set statement
- Declare variable
- Jump to definition using semantic
- Semantic vs symref results
- Srecode template engine
*Code:* Emacs customization (https://gitlab.com/atamariya/emacs/tree/dev)
*Demo:*
Part 1 (Auto-suggest): https://youtu.be/i-qwqKbedCA
Part 2 (Refactoring): https://youtu.be/DMg2rDn4LzQ
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