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2017-01-13
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joost-diepenmaat08:01:20

Does anyone feel like trying out my minor mode for editing string literals/docstrings? I wrote it to make it easier to edit long markdown-formatted docstrings. Some final touches need to be done but it’s fully functional: https://github.com/joodie/literal-string-mode

joost-diepenmaat08:01:01

works with other languages too as long as it supports lisp-style multi-line string literals

dpsutton13:01:00

can you put some examples of what it does? Also throw this in the emacs channel as well so more people can see this.

joost-diepenmaat14:01:16

oh there’s an emacs channel?

joost-diepenmaat14:01:23

I will put it there and explain more

borkdude16:01:55

How do I find callers of a function using CIDER. I could have googled this, but Github is down.

dpsutton16:01:30

i think there's an issue open requesting this

dpsutton16:01:49

i think SLIME had it and we are hoping for a port but I don't think CIDER does this

dpsutton16:01:56

possibly clj refactor does though

jcsims18:01:24

@borkdude cljr-find-usages might be what you're looking for? (in clj-refactor)

borkdude18:01:09

@jcsims yes, that’s it