On 20/02/13 at 7:56 PM -0800, Corey Ehmke
<[email protected]> wrote:
Are counterparts (File > Counterpart) only used to switch
between .c and .h files? It would be really handy if there were
language-specfic rules, e.g. in Ruby the counterpart for a
class file would be its corresponding spec, so that foo.rb's
counterpart would be foo_spec.rb. Heck, why not let the user
define a custom filename matching regex for file counterparts?
Just as you request; use emacs variable for that, eg:
# Local Variables:
# x-counterpart: foo_spec.rb
# End:
See the excellent manual for more details.
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