I'm surprised if this hasn't been addressed somewhere, but my searches turned up nothing.
To be clear, what I'm asking is if I'm editing code using a literate style with org-babel, can dumb-jump jump me from a function use in an org-mode source block to the definition of the function in another org-mode source block. (Or, if the definition wasn't tangled from org-babel, then the definition in the code file.) My impression is that most heavy users of Emacs are using org-babel for a lot of things, like Emacs init file for instance. My init file has almost 12000 lines, much of which is custom lisp code, so I do some jumping around.
I'm surprised if this hasn't been addressed somewhere, but my searches turned up nothing.
To be clear, what I'm asking is if I'm editing code using a literate style with org-babel, can dumb-jump jump me from a function use in an org-mode source block to the definition of the function in another org-mode source block. (Or, if the definition wasn't tangled from org-babel, then the definition in the code file.) My impression is that most heavy users of Emacs are using org-babel for a lot of things, like Emacs init file for instance. My init file has almost 12000 lines, much of which is custom lisp code, so I do some jumping around.