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bozhidar05:11:59

I’ll probably mention it in passing

bozhidar05:11:09

there are plenty of things I’d like to cover

bozhidar05:11:23

but 25 minutes won’t allow me to go through all of them

bozhidar06:11:21

btw, my next CIDER talk will be tomorrow at http://buildstuff.lt

bozhidar06:11:59

I doubt anyone would come on such a short notice, but probably there would be some recording of the session

gtrak15:11:27

new cider, removed my C-c M-o clear buffer binding, how do I get it back?

gtrak15:11:17

C-u C-c C-o

gtrak15:11:22

I guess i can live with that simple_smile

gtrak15:11:48

not sure I agree with multiple repls in one emacs process though, but I guess that ship has sailed.

bozhidar15:11:28

it has sailed indeed

bozhidar15:11:03

and it seems the majority of people prefer to have multiple repls in the same process (+ everyone on the core team was in favour of these changes)

gtrak16:11:41

I have multiple emacsen open for UI/backend/org-mode anyway, and I'm using a tiling WM, which makes a single frame less appealing, and what's really the point of multiple frames in a single process? But except for that hotkey, I haven't noticed any negative fallout.

gtrak16:11:23

I can see a use-case of parallel dev on local+remote at the same time, especially if the remote's not using cider, it would be nice to have cider-nrepl's capabilities available.

malch16:11:45

@gtrak: Clj + cljs repls

bozhidar17:11:33

emacs is my tiling window manager

gtrak18:11:52

unfortunately I haven't yet convinced my frontend team to rewrite their javascript in elisp

gtrak18:11:06

well, clojure might be a stepping stone

eraserhd18:11:04

@bozhidar: Is indentation determined in emacs or in middleware? More specifically, is there clojure code out there for indenting clojure?

eraserhd19:11:57

Hrmm. Background: Using rewrite-clj and want to indent things non-manually. So what I’m looking for specifically is “how far should I indent the next line after I insert a newline?"

bozhidar20:11:08

by default indentation is handled by clojure-mode

bozhidar20:11:20

but if you have a running cider connection

bozhidar20:11:45

cider will process additional indentation metadata and adjust the indentation setup dynamically

bozhidar20:11:20

that’s one of the most recent additions to 0.10

bozhidar20:11:25

and it’s super cool

eraserhd21:11:09

I saw this go by on clojure@ a while back, man CIDER moves fast!

malabarba21:11:02

I just used that on real code today

malabarba21:11:08

Super sweet. simple_smile