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kieranhealy.org
I found this post that provides a nice function for conveniently showing some information about R objects in ESS mode. ESS already shows some information about functions as you type them (in the status bar) but this has wider scope. Move the point over an R object (a function, a data frame, etc), hit C-c C-g and a tooltip pops up showing some relevant information about the object, such as the arguments a function takes or a basic summary for a vector and so on. As written it's a little unwieldy to use it on large dataframes, but it would be easy to modify the function used to summarize a particular class of object. Here's the code: |
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notes.neeasade.net
[AI summary] The author expresses a deep appreciation for Emacs, highlighting its programmable state, blended environment, and extensive customization capabilities, while also sharing various customizations and integrations they've implemented. |
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lambdaland.org
Emacs Tips and Tricks # To Learn About # Company-mode (completion framework for lots of stuff) YASnippets (templates) Auto-YASnippets (something like thatI installed it for temporary templates) Alchemist mode (integrates with company modetooling for Elixir) What do M-. and M-, do? font-lock-add-keywords would let me add new keywords to a language hi-lock highlight-phrase, unhighlight-regex Registers Auto-loading packages to make startup time shorter Things that make me happy # Undo in... |
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taonaw.com
Turns out I didn't know and forgot about all sorts of built-in fucntions in Emacs that help you navigate windows better. A bit of help from System's Crafters video and I wised up quite a bit. |
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