More related to emacs in general but is there a function to highlight function call? (ex (println "hello"))

Highlight how?

Currently the face is the same as arguments. For my usage, I think I'd like to colorize it or might be make it italic

@bozhidar btw, thanks for all your amazing work and talks you give 🙂

:man-bowing:

The face of function names should become different when CIDER is running and you’ve enabled dynamic font-locking.

Without a running REPL it’s hard to tell wether something is a function name or something else, but once CIDER is running it uses different colours for macros, special forms, core functions and other functions.

The colours themselves can be tweaked, of course.

(we are just using the standard faces for functions, built-ins and so on)

Does this make sense?

that's perfect! Indeed defined function and defined var weren't activated

You’re welcome!

For everyone else - you can try (setq cider-font-lock-dynamically t) and see if you like it. (that turns on everything possible)

Hm it doesn't change anything, I guess I did something wrong. Edit: oh, it needed some kind of refreshing 😉

@bozhidar will try the fix asap, thanks for this!

Is there a way to get cider to stop inserting [clojure.set :as set] in my file? I have a large number of om transactions with the unfortunate prefix of set/ and these keep breaking when clojure.set is required as set

in my file I already have clojure.set required as s

sounds like a clj-refactor issue

i think there's a notion of common imports and you can hopefully prevent it from using that one

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el/blob/master/clj-refactor.el#L74

so that's my guess 🙂

@nick.matthews

awesome, thanks, i’ll give that a try.

perfect, that looks exactly like what i’m looking for. Thanks!

is there any way to do something like cider-pprint-eval-last-sexp-to-repl but printing the result in the REPL instead of adding it as input in the REPL?