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Eglot for better programming experience in Emacs (Python demo)

Ken Huang

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Ken Huang demonstrates how to use Eglot for LSP support in Emacs, featuring auto-completion, finding definitions, and error fixing in Python.

Have been longing for LSP in Emacs for a long time? Eglot is what you want, it is minimal and runs nearly out of the box. 📺 In this video, I will show you the main features that eglot brings to us, with a demo of a Python Scrapy project, including: 1. auto-completion and function signature hints 2. fixing errors 3. finding definitions and references 4. and a bonus of a handy feature in the end 📖 Links: - Subscribe to this channel: youtube.com/channel/UC2unslchfhzbub47Qq2U88w?sub_confirmatio… - Copy the minimal config: whatacold.io/blog/2022-01-22-emacs-eglot-lsp/ - eglot: github.com/joaotavora/eglot #eglot #emacs #python #lsp #scrapy

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…to be quite simple in the end. Makes me feel like a total dunce, but at least a dunce excited at the prospects of what this can give me as I tease out my diminishing but always limited programming skills. The keys to my eventually overcoming my shortcomings were (and this is my attempt to offer advice and document this saga): * Watch this first link to this video The fella's English is a littlehard to follow but worth it. I wish I'd seen it before I started - typical problem I have, jump in and see 'how hard can it be'!!! * I didn't need exotic versions of emacs/eglot/lsp-mode/clang/pylsp - the standard fedora versions of everything worked fine, even with emacs-29+pygtk+jit from deathwish's COPR (fe…
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