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On 11/11/2014 2:54 AM, Georg Bauhaus wrote:
> On 11.11.14 01:09, Hubert wrote:
>> I have no experience whatsoever with Emacs or Vim and I am somewhat
>> addicted to having a hierarchy browser (I know we wrote big programs
>> in the 90s without it but I couldn't imagine that anymore).
>
> For the record, Emacs has speedbar, which (for Ada mode version 4.x)
> displays a hierarchy of folders, Ada files, and the declarations
> contained therein. These are grouped by kind. Clicking on a leaf displays
> the corresponding item in the editor, in context.
>
Good to know, it sounds like some sort of browser after all. I will wait 
for Slick edit however since I had some experience with it in the past. 
At the moment it looks like it will take another month or two I guess, 
they still seem to have major stability problems although they are 
supposedly far in the testing process.


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