branch: elpa/aidermacs
commit 4068a88f75fe2b1e0d4f0653d26d8c26d3a85b91
Author: tninja <tni...@gmail.com>
Commit: tninja <tni...@gmail.com>
docs: simplify description of code modification approaches
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README.org | 4 ++--
1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
diff --git a/README.org b/README.org
index 7ecbdc29ef..7cf3854e6b 100644
--- a/README.org
+++ b/README.org
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ You can enable Helm-based completion with the following
code:
2. Next, consider adding relevant files to the session using commands such as
“aider-add-current-file” or “aider-add-files-in-current-window”. This provides
Aider with additional context that may prove useful.
-3. For making changes, it is recommended to use one of the in-place
implementation commands—for example, “aider-implement-todo” to address
requirements indicated in a comment, or “aider-function-or-region-refactor” to
adjust or reorganize existing code. These approaches are designed to apply
minimal, context-aware updates.
+3. For making changes, it might be either adding new code or changing existing
code.
- *Add new code* with one-line comment implementation:
Suppose the following Python snippet is encountered:
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ You can enable Helm-based completion with the following
code:
return True
#+END_SRC
- This example demonstrates how aider-implement-todo can assist in
introducing new code without altering the current implementation. (This command
may also be useful for some documentation tasks.)
+ This example demonstrates how aider-implement-todo can assist in
introducing new code. (This command may also be useful for some documentation
tasks.)
- In cases where the suggested change is not entirely satisfactory, the
option exists to decline it (for example, by entering N). Following that, the
“Ask Question” command (or /ask within the aider session buffer) can be used to
request a modification with more detailed guidance. Once an acceptable
suggestion is obtained, confirmation via the “Go Ahead” command (or “go ahead”
in the aider session buffer) is possible.
