I don’t know anything about how Vim or Neovim works with VS Code. But I imagine it would be a matter f mapping D to a Paredit command. However, there is no Paredit command like that in Calva, so I think that means “no” to the question.

Thanks!

Closest equivalent I can think of is Paredit Kill Forwards. It would result in

(expression  (sdf|) "asdfsd" ) ;; comment

(expression  (sdf)|) ;; comment

Would be interesting to learn about why/when it makes sense to delete like that. I don’t think it’s super hard to implement.

It's just my curiosity. :) Prompted by learning what Fireplace does in that case. I was certain that at some point I saw a setting like "perform all the edit actions without making parens unbalanced", but I've probably hallucinated it. And I also occasionally do mess up the balancing because of how Vim works. Trivial to fix of course, but that still got me curious about possibilities out there.

Calva has a command for healing the structure using the indentation. So in theory it could be a matter of stringing together the raw D command with Infer parens. But only in theory, because the infer command is a bit dangerous, operating on the whole file, and out of sight something may not be properly indented…

You mean the output channel? Look for “Calva says” in settings.

bummer. I thought I did that before. Thanks!