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hey guys, I'm having a problem on C-x C-e an expression here on emacs
error in process filter: eval: Wrong type argument: characterp, nil
I dunno why this ocurring
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument characterp nil)
pretty-font-lock-compose-symbol((("sqrt" . 8730) ("nil" . 8709) ("=>" . 8658) ("->>" . 8608) ("->" . 8594) ("<-" . 8592) ("fn" . 955) ("or" . 8744) ("and" . 8743) ("not" . 172) ("not=" . 8800) (">=" . 8805) ("<=" . 8804)))
eval((pretty-font-lock-compose-symbol (quote (("sqrt" . 8730) ("nil" . 8709) ("=>" . 8658) ("->>" . 8608) ("->" . 8594) ("<-" . 8592) ("fn" . 955) ("or" . 8744) ("and" . 8743) ("not" . 172) ("not=" . 8800) (">=" . 8805) ("<=" . 8804)))))
font-lock-fontify-keywords-region(1 4 nil)
font-lock-default-fontify-region(1 4 nil)
font-lock-fontify-region(1 4)
cider-font-lock-as(clojure-mode "nil")
cider-font-lock-as-clojure("nil")
cider--display-interactive-eval-result("nil" #<marker at 1700 in missing_authorization_number.clj>)
#f(compiled-function (buffer value) #<bytecode 0x178c9fd>)(#<buffer missing_authorization_number.clj> "nil")
#f(compiled-function (response) #<bytecode 0x16648e5>)((dict "id" "35" "ns" "missing-authorization-number" "session" "9d1e083f-27d1-49c2-8e16-5d24b499fea9" "value" "nil"))
#f(compiled-function (response) #<bytecode 0x166499d>)((dict "id" "35" "ns" "missing-authorization-number" "session" "9d1e083f-27d1-49c2-8e16-5d24b499fea9" "value" "nil"))
nrepl--dispatch-response((dict "id" "35" "ns" "missing-authorization-number" "session" "9d1e083f-27d1-49c2-8e16-5d24b499fea9" "value" "nil"))
nrepl-client-filter(#<process nrepl-connection> "d2:id2:352:ns28:missing-authorization-number7:session36:9d1e083f-27d1-49c2-8e16-5d24b499fea95:value3:niled2:id2:357:session36:9d1e083f-27d1-49c2-8e16-5d24b499fea96:statusl4:doneee")
yeah, deaticvated pretty-mode
thanks 😃
We used to have nrepl-port
and nrepl-host
vars for this, but we removed them at some point and probably there’s nothing that you can use right now. Shouldn’t be hard to change this, though.
Anyone have tips on debugging weird out of memory repl issues?
I'm inconsistently getting this thing where starting a repl in one of my work projects and eval'ing a form in it (sometimes even just a simple (+ 2 2)
)), I get a timeout and heap space exception.
Stack trace is pretty huge but here's most of it in a snippet: