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I've desperately been trying to use the lsp-pyright server, but Emacs doesn't seem to recognize that it's installed... What I did: Configured it like described in the docs: (use-package lsp-pyright :...
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Insert the following text in an org buffer with electric-indent-mode on. #+begin_src python s=''' #+1 #+1''' #+end_src add a newline to s, and the buffer will become: #+begin_src python s=''' ,#+...
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How can I navigate from an abstract class/method to the implementations of that class/method? Using the M-. I can jump to function definition but I can't find a way to easily find the implementation.
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I'm trying to define a custom Python skeleton and have found there are two macros in python.el that might be of use here. After poking around and looking at the value for python-skeleton-autoinsert it ...
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With a .py file open in my buffer, and the major mode being Python, there is a menu called Python. There is a item in it called Debugger. It has no associated keyboard shortcut. What is the lisp ...
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I can use outline-minor-mode to fold Haddock-style headings in Haskell code. For instance, consider the following file: -- (haskell-mode) -- (outline-minor-mode) -- (setq-local outline-regexp "-- ...
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when I press tab in python mode py-indent-or-complete execute. When I'm at a new line, it takes two tab keys for the cursor to move to a position. I'd like to hit just one tab to do that. eg) Suppose ...
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