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2016-12-15
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chrisblom11:12:21

is it possible to pretty print the ex-data map *cider-errors*?

chrisblom11:12:20

i'm throwing big maps with ex-info, and now they are displayed on one line which makes it hard to read

borkdude15:12:47

Does cider/clojure-mode support “navigate to the end of a sexp”?

dpsutton15:12:03

i think its C-Shift-f, b, etc

dpsutton15:12:36

ah, its meta not control

dpsutton15:12:49

let me correct myself one more time

dpsutton15:12:59

C-M-f, C-M-b

dpsutton15:12:13

those are in paredit apparently though

bhauman23:12:28

In reference to @chrisblom's request the new clojure.core macro spec errors would seriously benefit from pretty printing

bhauman23:12:43

but I'm here wondering how I would be able to bind a command to invoke spec/exercise-fn on var at the current point, that would be freaking space age

bhauman23:12:56

of course I could read the cider code to discover this

radon23:12:10

@borkdude @dpsutton The basic navigation commands C-M-f/b/n/p/a/e are all in Emacs by default. Paredit provides the editing commands M-(/s/S/J/?.

danmidwood23:12:17

I’m a classic 🤓