@bhauman: what do you mean by that? Load the file with C-c C-k?

C-c M-t v does not work for fn names that have a dot in them for me, can someone confirm this is a bug and not a problem with my setup?

C-m appears bound to <RET> for me

odd

eek, my fault, corrected. muscle memory transcription is a real challenge to me.

hm, seems that the cider repl is not working well with functions that have dots in their names in general, dang.

@hans probably because dots are used to separate namespaces

Didn't know they were "allowed" for function names

richiardiandrea: it seems that a colon works better for my purposes.

The idiomatic separator is a - btw

richiardiandrea: yes. i know. i need my functions to have a application level namespace, and i would like to use something other than "-".

A meta namespace so to say?

not quite - the functions are called from an outside engine and i would like to make it clear that they belong to a certain group of functions, and at the same time use the same name in the outside engine as in clojure to make easy to identify them back and forth.

but it may actually be better to just reference name spaces from the outside engine rather than putting the name space into the clojure function name, now that i think about it more. but the colon serves me well for now.

anyway, if a dot is a legal character in a function name, cider should not act up when one uses that. 🙂

Yeah I don't know the specifics but grouping is usually done via namespaces, if you need more categories you create deeper ones...but ..whatever works I guess 😃

I agree, probably it is not a common usage

And there is an unhandled code path...I am still surprised it is allowed