This separates Semantic layer from language major modes, so Semantic
features are only enabled when the layer is added, allow user to choose
using it or not.
Conflicts:
contrib/lang/c-c++/packages.el
- Documentation should include a keybinding guide, since we use evil.
- add emmet keybinding fixes to emacs-state-map as well
- add eco to web-mode auto-mode-alist
- use only smartparens in webmode
Use the variable provided by org-mode to start in indented mode instead
of adding a hook. This way, a user can override the setting of
org-startup-indented and not wonder why the heck org buffers are still
starting in org-indent-mode.
helm-gtags and ggtags are clients for GNU Global. GNU Global is a source
code tagging system that allows querying symbol locations in source
code, such as definitions or references. Currently, helm-gtags with GNU
Global is faster than anything else in Emacs for retrieving a large
amount of candidates (even more than 10000 candidates, the list appears
in an instant) and offers more features for language that GNU Global
directly: C, C++, Yacc, Java, PHP4 and assembly.
ggtags is nice for its eldoc support such as display variable/function
definition retrieved from the tag database. However, we disable ggtags
in some modes because those modes have better eldoc integration
already. We add ggtags for this feature alone.
helm-gtags is a helm client for GNU Global. GNU GLOBAL is a source code
tagging system that allows querying symbol locations in source code,
such as definitions or references. Currently, helm-gtags with GNU Global
is faster than anything else in Emacs for retrieving a large amount of
candidates (even more than 10000 candidates, the list appears in an
instant) and offers more features for language that GNU Global directly:
C, C++, Yacc, Java, PHP4 and assembly.
Aside from cpp, better enable c++-mode in .h file since C is a subset of
C++ anyway. Without it, when entering .h file of C++, syntax
highlighting is wrong.
