Can CIDER show all uses of a keyword like GNU Global does with C?

@rovanion I think either rgrep or occur may do this

igrishaev: rgrep is the closest match

Thank you

@rovanion I guess this a more involved use case of what you are looking for: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el/issues/343

@benedek Yeah, I was only looking for "Where is function X called".

i thought you were looking for searching for :keyword style keywords

clj-refactor can find symbols for you

and rename them...

so defs defns etc

benedek: Sadly it doesn't work for cljs.

yup that is true 😕

Hi all: so I recently upgraded cider (10 -> 14) and I'm trying to figure out how to turn off what seems to be a new feature, which is the automatic namespacing of maps:

#:db{:id 10,
     :ident :db/ident,
     :valueType #:db{:id 21},
     :cardinality #:db{:id 35},
     :unique #:db{:id 38},
     :doc "Attribute used to uniquely name an entity."}

what version of clojure are you running?

my guess is you are running 1.9.x and you are seeing a clojure feature

can you try it from lein repl from a command line without CIDER at all

Ah, yes indeed, by unfortunate coincidence, the version of clojure got bumped at the same time. Appreciate the pointer.

no prob