Re: Do people use speedbar or similar

["Bart Bunting" <bart@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Raman,

I'll take a look at imenu.

 Kind regards
Bart

"T. V. Raman" <tv.raman.tv@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Haven't used speedbar in a long time. 
>
> I use ido heavily -- it's the  fastest way to find files. If you
> work heavily with git repos then use something like ftf or the
> numerous similar packages (see elpa) for that.
>
> For jumping to source code:  imenu is what I  use most heavily.
> If you work with large Java codebases, then the ECB is worth the
> effort   --- that is the only time I've used ECB. JDEE is a bear
> to set up alas but can be worth it if you work exclusively in
> Java. 
>
>
>>>>>> "Bart" == Bart Bunting <bart@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>     Bart> Hi, I know there are emacspeak customization's for
>     Bart> speedbar ido and a few others.
>     Bart> 
>     Bart> What are people using when it comes to browsing source
>     Bart> code e.g. getting a list of functions in the current
>     Bart> file/project?
>     Bart> 
>     Bart> Which of the packages are most up to date? If that is a
>     Bart> relevant question to ask.
>     Bart> 
>     Bart> Kind regards
>     Bart> 
>     Bart> Bart --
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>     Bart> 
>     Bart> Kind regards
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Bart

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