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Unable to find/access obarray with global-bindings / jump to source
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dalanicolai |
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Unable to find/access obarray with global-bindings / jump to source |
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Tue, 11 May 2021 11:39:07 +0200 |
I am new to guile but/and I am an (Spac)Emacs user. I have two questions
for which I could not find an answer easily:
First, Emacs provides nice completion facilities like Helm/Ivy to explore
obarrays.
In Emacs, the global bindings are simply stored in the variable `obarray`.
I would like to access the equivalent ob-array in guile.
I have found all kinds of docs about environments and modules, and also an
old page <https://gnu.huihoo.org/guile/1.6/Obarray-Symbols.html> that
suggests that this once was available via the (now deprecated) procedure
`builtin-bindings`, but I could not figure out the current way to access it.
Second, I would like to jump easily to guile's source code. I am using
`geiser` in Emacs but that does not seem to provide this functionality.
When I am within the guile-source directory Emacs let's me jump to source
via the xref facility
<https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Looking-Up-Identifiers.html>.
But is there also a way to jump to definitions in the guile source from
outside the guile-source directory?
Thanks for your help
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