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  • Author Owner

    The lsp-ui-imenu is on the right, treemacs on the left, ipython below. If you don't want to use lsp-ui-menu for some reasons but still want the window on the right, you can use imenu-list.

    emacs-python

  • Chella Ram @ashwinrchella ·

    Hi, thanks for the amazing config, I have a question, how did you get those tabs in your interpreter buffer? If I open a tab it opens as a global tab and not a buffer specific tab. Also, do you have a function to open all of this together when you open a project? like starting treemacs, lsp-ui, python interpreter and magit and stuff?

  • Author Owner

    Hi @ashwinrchella ! I use centaur tabs to have tabs grouped by file extension or subject, the github has lots of good examples of that.

    If you wanted to start everything from the get go, you could write a hook that opens up all those windows when you start python-mode for example.

  • Chella Ram @ashwinrchella ·

    Thank you for your reply, I will look into it, and thanks again for the config, really enjoying it, I was totally lost before I found this, haha! 😅

  • Author Owner

    My pleasure! My init.elhas changed a bit but there's a the more recent python config there if you want to check it out

  • Chella Ram @ashwinrchella ·

    I am stealing stuff off of it as we speak! Also do check out the peek feature in lsp-ui, if you do some remapping it gives a nice pop up with a follow mode to glance through the references

  • Author Owner

    Sounds good, I'll check that out!

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