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This idea stems from the need to be able to explore codebases more effectively. When I explore a complicated piece of code, I usually open the references/call hierarchy/definitions list and go into the rabbit hole of each item in the list, which usually requires me to open some more lists. Having the state of the list views stored will make it more easy to hop back to the previous code levels to continue explore other branches of code.
Do you think navigator.lua can support this need in some way? Or are you aware of any other plugins or vanilla vim features that can help me with this? Thanks.
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This idea stems from the need to be able to explore codebases more effectively. When I explore a complicated piece of code, I usually open the references/call hierarchy/definitions list and go into the rabbit hole of each item in the list, which usually requires me to open some more lists. Having the state of the list views stored will make it more easy to hop back to the previous code levels to continue explore other branches of code.
Do you think navigator.lua can support this need in some way? Or are you aware of any other plugins or vanilla vim features that can help me with this? Thanks.
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