Does anyone have a quick, easy, and appropriate method for requiring doc and find-doc in particular from clojure.repl upon Calva startup?

I need to do (require '[clojure.repl :refer [doc find-doc]) more than I'd like when the Calva repl appears.

@chamaeleon there is a quicker way to do that. ctrl+alt+c ctrl+u, which is the default binding for the command to require the repl utils.

I think you will still need to do it as often though.

I see it as a command that has a key binding now. I didn't know it existed.

We should consider doing that automatically for all namespaces that get loaded… Not sure if that would be safe, but I think it should.

Thanks a bunch. I appreciate Calva very much.

> I didn’t know it existed. There are a lot of secrets in Calva, unfortunately.

You’re welcome! If you think those utilities should be loaded automatically, please file an issue about it.

My personal opinion is yes, as I've been used to it from lein repl and nrepl connectivity in emacs. I will have look at creating an issue (if there isn't something similar already). But in either case, knowing there's a command/keybinding will alleviate the "pain" a lot. 🙂

I agree with that as well ^

Issue, or it didn’t happen! 😀

Filed issue #433. 🙂

Awesome.

Anyone using VSC with the Vim Plugin (on Linux)?

and has figured out a way to have caps lock bound to escape?

aaahhh...https://calva.readthedocs.io/en/latest/vim.html

rightyho

Calva should pop up the suggestion to read that doc page when it sees you are using the vim extension. Didn't it?