It only watches for a server to be started; it does nothing to any running server instance.
Not really – all of the allocators will be out of sync with the running server. If something crashes, you pretty much have to start over anyway.
hjh
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A start: https://gist.github.com/jamshark70/e295d6f034f8f62b2e01800925a0aae3
Line 8:
$b: "Class browser" -> { Object.browse },
This could be adapted to seek out the identifier at the cursor position.
So I do ctrl-esc b, and pop there’s a class browser. (You may have to edit the key binding for other OSes.)
hjh
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Ah, nice, thanks!
I do the below for keybindings, which seems to work too.
I still think it might be nice if “Browse it” and “Inspect it” had standard keybindings though!
{
Document.globalKeyDownAction = {
...
(modifiers.isCtrl && keycode == $b.ascii).if({
"(%).browse".format(document.selectedString).interpret}
);
...
}
}.defer(0.25)
For anybody interested, schelp-watch is now on PyPi, and can be installed with:
pipx schelp-watch