Hm, requiring specter breaks dynamic font locking for me. Look at this https://i.imgur.com/1aW4sXr.png 😕

Hm, no, not specter maybe, but something strange is going on

I removed all the code from the file, just keeping one call to a function in oskarkv.utils to see if dynamic font locking works, then I tried removing a bunch of namespaces from the (:require ...) declarations. If I remove any one of re-frame, specter or clojure.pprint, dynamic font locking starts working, but not when removing the others.

My best guess as to what is going on is that it just becomes too much somehow, with many required namespaces. I checked with edebug in cider-refresh-dynamic-font-lock and it doesn't seem like anything strange is happening. But of course the values of for example cider--dynamic-font-lock-keywords are so big that it's hard to check what's going on exactly. Or maybe I should check in some other function instead.

Hello I have a newbie question for Jackin to cljs. I checked out the flappy bird repo with figwheel main, but cannot get the connection to the CLJS REPL right. When I start the Jackin command, it asks the usual questions and I choose lein -> fighweel-main -> :dev The log outputs the connection to localhost:63044 is established and the websites opens in the browser. But when I switch to the REPL from the core namespace, it tells me, that no cljs REPL for current session exists. Is there a fool proof example I could test on?

@danielgrosse https://github.com/oskarkv/cljsissues there is a small project that works for me

Thanks I'll try it

Hi there

Trying to install cider and I get this annoying error:

Error: Cannot open load file: No such file or directory, sesman-browser

How are you installing it?

these steps have never failed me: https://docs.cider.mx/cider/basics/installation.html 🙂

I had a old version of cider

so I did

M-x package-delete <RET> cider <RET>

M-x package-install <RET> cider <RET>

Are you sure package-delete worked fine? If you have some packages depending on cider (e.g., clj-refactor), I don't think package.el will let you completely remove cider.

I also removed clj-refactor

How can I check that the package-delete worked fine

?

you could inspect the .emacs.d/elpa directory and see if cider and any of the packages depending on it (see "Needed by" here: https://melpa.org/#/cider) are still there.

Still there

no

it’s removed

My bad

no cider folder

and when I run M-x package-install <RET> cider <RET> I see the error

Error: Cannot open load file: No such file or directory, sesman-browser

ok, then try refreshing the package archives with M-x package-list-packages before installing cider.

sorry, M-x package-refresh-contents

and then M-x package-install cider

(see: https://docs.cider.mx/cider/basics/installation.html#_installation_via_package_el)

done

But still the same errror when installing cider

And now I have this folder: /.emacs.d/elpa/cider-20190708.1036

that's what I have too

but I don't see the error on installation

could you try opening a Clojure project and see if jacking-in works?

When I run cider-jack-in I get the same error

I'm a bit lost here, sorry. Can you try with a clean .emacs.d? (backing up your original one, of course). The steps on the CIDER documentation always worked for me, so there is something else at play here.

It worked

OK, so there is something messy in your original configuration. 🙂

sesman-browser comes in with sesman, which is a cider dependency that gets automatically installed when you install cider from MELPA. So it has to be there after the installation, that's why I don't understand the error you get.

Is there a way to store in a file the list of packages that I want to be installed?

not sure, but you could do something like this: https://github.com/magnars/.emacs.d/blob/master/init.el#L71

Thanks for your help @manuel

no problem