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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Tools and practiceProgramming languagesPythonVim, Emacs and editors
This presentation shows how to use auto-complete, epc, and jedi.el to build a rich Python development environment in Emacs.
With a little effort, Emacs can be a powerful, multi-language IDE with code completion, documentation lookup, and more. Taking Python as our language, we will show how to use the the auto-complete, epc, and jedi.el libraries to create a semantically rich editing experience. We'll discuss how these libraries work together and how to customize them for your own setup. Learn more from the developers at thoughtbot ⌨️ Head over to tbot.io/dev-blog to read more great articles on our blog.Why it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended as a comprehensive guide to setting up semantic Python completion in Emacs.
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u/artillery129in r/emacs • Mentions
Vertical Minibuffer list
Anyone know how to make the mini buffer appear as list?
An example shows up in this video:
link to this video
it's like the difference between ls, and ls -l