[slim-vim] A better edit mode for Lisp

[Dmitry Petukhov]

2006/5/10, Brad Beveridge <brad.beveridge at gmail.com>:
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> My idea is that you have a working buffer that you edit in.  To edit a
> function you change to the file where the function is and execute a
> command to pull the function over to your edit buffer.  As you edit
> functions in the edit buffer, it is automatically updated in the file
> it lives in.  So you can edit code blocks in the Edit buffer from
> multiple files.  You could also edit code blocks from the same file
> and use the Edit buffer to just improve locality, so you don't need to
> move very far with the cursor to edit different chunks of code.


Maybe i don't get it, but if you talking about simplifyng code navigation,
i'd say:
What about having a buffer with just names of a functions, a tags file, and
jumping to each function with C-], and then you done with it, just C-T back
to your "hot function list". Maybe use folds to hide neighbour functions so
you may focus on a particular function code .
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