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2019-12-03
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Is there a convenient way to use cider-load-buffer
without having an associated file? I just have a scratch buffer and I jacked into cider and I want to load the buffer into the REPL and play without without having a file on disk, but trying to load the buffer gives "Buffer 'my-buffer' is not associated with a file"
strange. because cider-load-buffer sends the contents as a string. i don't know why it requires a filename
nREPL actually expects a filename, that’s why. It has a different op for evaluating files and for evaluating strings.
Right, that's what I thought too...minor thing, but would be convenient for just messing around
some people have used emacs for 3 minutes, some people have been using for 30 years. never know the level of comfort 🙂