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2016-06-04
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Hi - I've installed Cider and tried to active eldoc mode, but it gives me signatures for elisp, not for Clojure. Is this a bug?
Eg. there is no signature for (def), but there's a signature for (lambda)
This is with "(add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook #'eldoc-mode)" in Emacs config
skeuomorf: Thanks. That made it work in the .clj file, but there's nothing when I use the REPL window
skeuomorf: There's also now an odd mismatch between the CLJ REPL and the CLJS REPL
For (first [2 3 4]), "first" is highlighted in green in CLJ, but not in CLJS
OK, adding (add-hook 'cider-repl-mode-hook #'eldoc-mode) made it work in the REPL too
There's still the CLJ/CLJS highlighting mismatch though
Harmless enough by itself, but I wonder if it means something else is wrong
I'm currently trying to figure out what prevents me from using find-var on Windows to look up the definitions from my dependency jar files