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You can go to the next/previous function with C-M-a and C-M-e. With evil mode it's ] m and [ m. You can use imenu. You can make keybindings to scroll forwards/backwards several lines at a time.
That one is great !!! What if I want to navigate through statements of the same type ? Like if instructions?
I don't know any good way to do that.
Feels like this would be something cool to add to a treesitter mode.
Meanwhile I just C-s if
See my reply above. You can use either
thing-cmd.elorfind-where.elfor that. You just need to define "statements of a given type" as a THING or define a predicate that is true for them. Or if their text has some property (even justfacefrom font-locking) thenisearch-prop.elwill help.