Emacs provides a (ff-find-other-file nil t) function to switch between header and implementations. The closest PureScript has to such idea is the FFI, where given Foo.purs there has to be similarly named Foo.js, and unsurprisingly I keep pressing a keybind trying to switch between them.
So add the mapping from .purs to .js.
Worth noting that this doesn't provide the reverse mapping .js → .purs because js is a different major mode and we can't be making assumptions on whether it's related to PureScript… Usually. We probably could reassign in case the js file was open by the ff-find-other-file, but let's keep it simple for now.
Emacs provides a
(ff-find-other-file nil t)function to switch between header and implementations. The closest PureScript has to such idea is the FFI, where givenFoo.pursthere has to be similarly namedFoo.js, and unsurprisingly I keep pressing a keybind trying to switch between them.So add the mapping from
.pursto.js.Worth noting that this doesn't provide the reverse mapping
.js → .pursbecause js is a different major mode and we can't be making assumptions on whether it's related to PureScript… Usually. We probably could reassign in case the js file was open by theff-find-other-file, but let's keep it simple for now.