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RE: Organizing files in projects
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
RE: Organizing files in projects |
Date: |
Thu, 22 Apr 2010 09:34:21 -0700 |
I don't think there is a single "almighty solution".
There are many tools and features that can help with code management, depending
on what your needs are. Here are some suggestions:
Others will offer additional pointers no
doubt.
There are many ways to manage "projects" of code, and
Emacs offers many features that can help with this. It's up to you to decide how
you want to do things and which features are most useful for your
needs.
I
use more and more emacs for my hacking activities. I am more used to Netbeans
and Eclipse IDEs but the possibility to do anything from only one editor
attracts me....
One thing I miss however currently is the possibility
to organize my files as a project. Typically if I develop a PHP application,
I'd like to be able to a)navigate in the current file to jump directly to a
class' member (either variable, function, whatever) and b) jump into a
dependency, this can be a superclass or a class from a library I use,
anything. Doing that from my beloved IDEs is very easy, but from Emacs I read
about tags, anything and certainly others...
My question is: is there
an "almighty" solution?