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2019-05-01
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gfredericks19:05:07

is it normal for paredit to be semibroken when editing code w/o a cider connection?

dpsutton19:05:03

no. are you seeing "op: info" stuff is not supported?

gfredericks19:05:41

I've seen that in other situations

gfredericks19:05:50

I need to just nuke my five years old cider customizations :face_with_rolling_eyes:

gfredericks19:05:01

they're probably screwing something up

solf20:05:38

Help, I forgot the exit condition in a recur loop

solf20:05:09

and I eval'ed it using C-x C-e, how do I stop it?

tanners20:05:15

C-c C-c should stop any running repl evaluation

solf20:05:20

ah yeah thanks, I had to switch to the repl but it did kill it

solf20:05:30

it's bound to cider-interrupt

tanners20:05:31

Interrupting Evaluations If you accidentally try to evaluate something that's going to take a lot of time (if it finishes at all), you can interrupt the rouge evaluation operation by pressing C-c C-c. Tip Note that this is different from the keybinding for interrupting evaluations in source buffers, namely C-c C-b.

tanners20:05:44

Looks like C-c C-b works outside the repl

solf20:05:10

yeah, thanks, you saved my repl session 😛