Jump to module from function documentation #327
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@bschmeck Thanks for this contribution. Could you update the docs about this new keybinding too? |
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@tonini Just added the keybinding to "Basic Usage" docs and the keybinding summary. Let me know if there's some other place that I missed. |
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@bschmeck many thanks for the contribution! ❤️ 💚 💛 |
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* Jump to module from function documentation * Use existing functions to extract module from current search * Add docstring to alchemist-help-module * Document the `m` keybinding * Inadvertantly changed 's' to 'm' when copy-pasting
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When viewing the documentation for a function, this PR modifies the
alchemist-help-minor-mode-mapto allow you to jump to documentation for that function's module by hitting themkey. E.g. if you're reading aboutString.split/1, you can jump to the documentation forStringin a single keystroke.