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Hi! Sorry for the potentially naive question, but does sage-shell-mode have built-in functionality for jumping to definition in a sage file? Suppose my cursor is over a function call my-func(...) which is defined somewhere else in the file, is there a command which jumps to the line def my-func(...) ... ? The standard key command M-. just asks for a tag table, which I suppose one can generate using ctags. However, assuming sage knows where functions are defined, perhaps it would be nice if sage-shell-mode provided a command for this?
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Hi! Sorry for the potentially naive question, but does sage-shell-mode have built-in functionality for jumping to definition in a sage file? Suppose my cursor is over a function call
my-func(...)
which is defined somewhere else in the file, is there a command which jumps to the linedef my-func(...) ...
? The standard key commandM-.
just asks for a tag table, which I suppose one can generate using ctags. However, assuming sage knows where functions are defined, perhaps it would be nice ifsage-shell-mode
provided a command for this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: