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I forget -- what's that emacs command that just gives a short summary (or maybe it's just a function name) of the next keybind you enter?
oh, C-h c
OK, new problem: I'm running a command-line app in the REPL. When I cancel it with C-c C-b or C-c C-c, and then run it again, I can't get into the minibuffer to enter input to the app.
I did get error in process filter: cider-need-input: Command attempted to use minibuffer while in minibuffer
oh, this time I got the Stdin:
prompt in the minibuffer, but it seems my input was not accepted (the program just stalls)
of course now I'm at home on emacs 24, so I guess I'll upgrade it here too
nope, didn't help. Also, hitting ESC ESC ESC in the minibuffer before killing the process didn't help the next invocation either
C-x k ENT in minibuffer doesn't work