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Does anyone feel like trying out my minor mode for editing string literals/docstrings? I wrote it to make it easier to edit long markdown-formatted docstrings. Some final touches need to be done but it’s fully functional: https://github.com/joodie/literal-string-mode
the idea behind it is similar to org-mode’s org-edit-src-code
when point is at a (doc)string, you can press C-c '
and it will open the content of the string in a separate buffer, with quotes unescaped and markdown-mode switched on, ready for editing, then another press on C-c '
will paste the editing buffer content back into the original string literal
I’ve got some code with multi-page docstrings, and at that point it becomes very useful
thanks. yeah I found it very handy in org-mode, so I just copied the idea
I'm a big fan of helm. One thing I can not figure out how to do is the following: (1) I provide a bunch of lines of text; and (2) I narrow through them via helm. Is there a way to do this?