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@drewverlee I actually installed it through cask instead
@drewverlee Here: https://github.com/mathpunk/simplexity/tree/master/test/simplexity Work on this library stopped when I got employed but, hopefully you can see the workflow approach through the mess (and the math)
I’ve tried it a few times expecting something like intellij’s go to definition feature, but It never opens or changes the buffer, it just takes me to helm where I can navigate to files.
@U70KNNNKX In Vim Normal mode, use , g g
to jump to a function definition under the cursor.
Or use , g G
if you want the function definition to open in another buffer.
Make sure the Clojure REPL is running if you want to jump to definitions (otherwise its only dumb-jump)
The Spacemacs ABC videos walk through the spacemacs menu and may give you a good idea (although a few things may have changed) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrJ2YN5y27KLhd3yNs2dR8_inqtEiEweE
okay thanks for the info @U05254DQM