Re: Switching between foo.c and foo.h

[despen]

Jorgen Grahn <grahn+nntp@snipabacken.se> writes:

> This is a bit embarrassing.
>
> Two years or so ago I asked for a function to switch to the "other"
> buffer for pairs such as a C header file and the C source file with a
> matching name, potentially find:ing the file first.  Then I forgot
> about it.
>
> Then, while browsing some obscure corner of the Emacs 22 manual, I
> found that such a function already existed. As I recall it, it had a
> non-obvious name. It was bound by default (at least in C mode) to some
> three-stroke keyboard command.
>
> And now when I want to start using it, and I can no longer find it.
>
> Does anyone know offhand which command I'm talking about?  It doesn't
> seem to be part of CC mode, and it's not listed in the "Misc Buffer"
> node, which I remember reading when I stumbled upon it. Nor can I find
> it using C-x C-h. Perhaps I was dreaming?

Search terms:

emacs find header file

Reasonable result:

http://tinyurl.com/3tgz23s

(ff-find-other-file)

-- 
Dan Espen