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another option is that I somehow control outside Swing window (rendered by opengl processing/quil run from the repl) using keybindings from emacs.
If you're on Linux it should be easy to close the swing window from Emacs, by sending commands to your WM
I am on Linux, and closing is not an issue, since the Swing window is started from repl. I was hoping to be able to control the display of the plot with emacs keybindings (zooming, rotating, etc.)
fortunately, it's a nice extra and not something that I absolutely need, so it will be fun when I get to that part
Hi everyone. I was wondering if anyone uses cider-jack-in-clojurescript
with Figwheel? I use the side car API to launch the CLJS REPL after jacking in but then I lose CIDER goodness in my .clj
files and need to spin up another REPL to get it back. Just a tad annoying, not unworkable or anything.