Ruby navigation in Emacs
I am trying to use emacs for my rails project. I am kind of fed up with the etag navigation, Its really dumb. So is there any other way to do source code navigation for ruby in emacs?
Note: I also use rinari minor mode. Wh开发者_如何学Goich is kind of intelligent to move between models, views ... But what i want is some kind of jump to definition kind of stuff that you can see in regular IDEs. Please dont suggest me any IDEs as i am pretty satisfied with Emacs for everything else but this
For more advanced "jump to definition", check out robe.
ECB, or Emacs Code Browser (http://ecb.sourceforge.net/), is great for this. I use it for Rails Development; on activation, by default, you'll get a three panel window with folder structure, file list, and method browser.
For jumping to specific method definitions, check out the TextMate Minor Mode. the command s-T will get you a dialogue that jumps you to the specified method, matching as you type.
Best Emacs and Rails combination mode is rinari-mode http://rinari.rubyforge.org/ and rhtml-mode
It is available on melpa. Just run
M-x list-packages
And select rinari-mode and rhtml-mode
rinari-mode has advance navigation system. it also supports etags http://rinari.rubyforge.org/Navigation.html#Navigation
(setq rinari-tags-file-name "TAGS")
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