> I use Emacs and I never want autocomplete or "go to definition" features. I hate them. In the cases when I unfortunately need them it's a symptom of exceptionally bad software
I can understand wanting to be able to code without these features, but I can't understand "hating" them. I use "go to definition" not because I can't find a function definition, but because it gets me there faster. What's the moral advantage of opening a file and searching, vs hitting "M-."?
I can understand wanting to be able to code without these features, but I can't understand "hating" them. I use "go to definition" not because I can't find a function definition, but because it gets me there faster. What's the moral advantage of opening a file and searching, vs hitting "M-."?