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Is it possible to not have Calva put extra line breaks between my repl output? e.g. calling cljs.pprint/print-table
Yes, we have established that before, come to think about it… What’s the Line End Sequence setting of the repl window file? (You see it right beside the file type.)
I was thinking that if you had LF then maybe when both CR and LF ends the lines it would produce two newlines.
Changing it throws Calva’s parser out of wack. You’ll need to close the repl output and open it again.
See how it behaves in a plain minimal project. Like what if you open a new VS Code window and start a standalone REPL, or the Getting Started REPL.
The way to try a plain ClojureScript project is to create a project structure as instructed here: https://clojurescript.org/guides/quick-start then jack in using deps.edn + ClojureScript built-in for node