Simon Pugnet

@countvajhula Excellent, I've rebased my fork and everything looks good! I've started some very basic work into deleting forward/backward and so far it seems to be working well, even including...

@countvajhula, @tommy-mor: please see [this PR](https://github.com/countvajhula/symex.el/pull/47) for the draft TS transformation integration

Now that there's increasing interest in integrating tree-sitter with Emacs (see [this Reddit post](https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/pxpq8d/rfc_emacs_treesitter_integration/) for example), has there been any more thought on this? I'm very excited by the possibilities!

@countvajhula thank you for all of the information on the current progress. I'm fairly new to tree sitter's API (and Symex too for that matter), so I've been using @ubolonton's...

Hi @countvajhula, I've spent today experimenting and I've created the following proof-of-concept: https://github.com/polaris64/symex-ts It only really supports navigation at the moment, but I've tested it in buffers containing Python and...

Hi @tommy-mor, I'm sure it's no better, just a different attempt at doing the same thing :) the more attempts the better, especially if it raises useful suggestions like yours...

Hi @countvajhula, Thanks for taking the time to look at it and to provide such thorough notes! > It turned out that this was because, amazingly enough, tree-sitter doesn't support...

I've updated Symex-TS so that the parent/child movements are better and added an optional `count` argument to all movements. As we discussed above, the parent/child movements now skip levels where...

Hi @countvajhula, I don't think we're too far off! I'm quite happy with how all of the simple movements are working, however I think there's more work to be done...

Hi @countvajhula, Sorry for the delay in my reply, I haven't had a lot of time to look into this recently. I've had a quick look however and I can...