could you give some more info like the full error you are seeing, and the input code? (also might help to know versions of emacs and cider you are on, just in case)

user> (-main)
Syntax error compiling at (clojure-noob:localhost:33929(clj)*:43:7).
Unable to resolve symbol: -main in this context

emacs version: GNU Emacs 25.3.1 cider 21, running on linux opensuse leap15, with leininigen Leiningen 2.9.0 on Java 10.0.2 OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM `

and i have latest stable clojure,

so what does the code in the buffer look like?

(the one you are sending to cider with C-c C-k)

(ns clojure-noob.core
  (:gen-class))

(defn -main
  "I don't do a whole lot ... yet."
  [& args]
  (println "Hello, World!"))

so that looks fine

i'm using a pretty basic, for debugging..

yep, should work in theory

when you do C-c C-k it sends code to cider, but you shouldn't expect the repl to switch ns

you have to refer to your clojure-noob.core/-main explicitly

or manually switch to that ns with in-ns

ok, i was reading this doc

(https://www.braveclojure.com/basic-emacs/#Anchor)

I haven't seen that, let me check it out

if you see the basic example there, it seems that it assumes that cider switch implicetely to namespace

allthough the doc is deprecated in a sense that it uses old cider, now i dunno if it is up2date..

ok indeed it works nice if i reference it with the namespace

I see, yes I suspect it may be the case that the default behavior changed

yeah, thx.. i was trusting it blinding since i learned emacs like 2 days ago 😁

is there a way to load the namespace automatically?

wow, enjoy the ride!

well is kind full-mind-blowing experience emacs, i love it

i have tried vim, and all other editos but comparing to emacs, emacs is way better 😁

so there's a cider fn called cider-repl-set-ns bound to C-c M-n n

that's not automatic but if you can handle that key chord, it could be useful

thx @UHBQQMPGR for allhelp was really usefull

another thing i didn't saw

i was thinking it was due to my gnu-emacs on linux, namely is that when i run the :cider-mode

i don't have the GUI Bar showed as documented..

but i'm pretty ok without it atm , i will dive more on it when i have time.. 😁

gui bar = file/save/etc toolbar?

no, the cider-interaction bar

https://docs.cider.mx/en/latest/interactive_programming/

but honestly i dunno if it is because my emacs configuration is preventing it. I see save/etc buttons

for the moment, i'm pretty fine without it..

i wil dive into when i'm more expirmented 😁

try M-x tool-bar-mode

oops, I mean M-x menu-bar-mode

wow

just guessing it might be toggled off by default in your distro

awesome thx worked

nice

💌

thx !!, i think is my emacs conf that is disabling by default

I learned something too, I've never used that menu bar before

like I said start by adding the cider-nrepl plugin to your project.clj. You can also try cider-jack-in-clj and then look at your *Messages* buffer, it will show you the command CIDER uses to start leiningen, which adds the necessary plugins

At the moment it is just not possible I guess, nobody has put enough work in it to make it happen. Btw the code that you see in the PR is just a port from another library which does not currently support locals either unfortunately

hm, which problem does it solve then?

I mean I have completion for CLJS, so just locals are problem atm

I didn't get into details which part of cider provides that completion, but probably not compliment as I see

thanks for your work anyway, just trying to understand if that can solve my problems

Do you mean what problem the PR solve?

yep

Historically cljs-tooling contained all the Cljs code but nobody was maintaining it and it was neglected. Also the api that cider-nrepl would see was not consistent. So I thought I could port the "info" part to orchard and the completion part to compliment

I have unified the api for the info and compliment will finally be the de facto completion Clojure library

ah I see, so it's basically a port of code to more proper place

and some refactoring

no new functionality yet

Yes not yet, but folks like you now see it there and can hack away - visibility is also a goal

yep, true

The first enhancement is the context for the locals. Second fuzzy matching. The sky is the limit 😃

sounds good :thumbsup::skin-tone-2: