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2018-12-14
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How can I set up/use ggtags in spacemacs/cider? I can see some ggtags bits in clojure layer, but I can't figure out what steps should I perform in order to make it work https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/master/layers/%2Blang/clojure/packages.el#L290 ?
In IntelliJ you can hit CMD and the click on a variable and it will jump to the file where it is defined. By any chance does emacs have this functionality???
cider does have it if you've started a repl: cider-find-var.
Most often, I use g d (jump-to-definition) which is like cider-find-var and is able to jump to the symbol by name even without the REPL (at least in the same file)
Well, since I use Holy mode, I'll just leave it here. M-. to cider-find-var and M-, to come back from the definition file with cider-pop-back.