Re: Python interactive navigation around nested functions

["Andreas Röhler" <andreas.roehler@online.de>]

On 25.06.2016 02:18, Stefan Monnier wrote:
>>    defun f1():
>>      # stuff
>>      defun f2():
>>        # stuff
>>      # stuff
>>      # stuff
>>      # lots and lots of stuff
>>      # So much stuff that when I'm here I know I'm in f1(), but f2 isn't
>>      #   something i'm thinking about at all
> I guess the question is how to distinguish this case.  IOW, how much is
> "lots and lots of stuff".  The current behavior is meant for cases like:
>
>     defun f1():
>       # Stuff
>       defun f2():
>         # More stuff
>       defun f3():
>         # Yet more stuff
>       defun f4():
>         # You get the idea
>       defun f5():
>         # Aha
>       # Here we go
>
> Also for interactive use, we generally prefer to move less than more,

Sounds like a bet.
Why not jump from the end to start precisely?