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I'm just starting to use CIDER with cljs, and I'm running into a problem.
Using cider-connect and cider-connect-cljs, I connect to a clj and cljs process.
I have a cljs buffer open, as well as 2 repl buffers. If I click on my clojure repl, it will immediately update my cljs buffer so that the modeline will say "not connected". If I click again on the cljs repl, the cljs buffer will update to show its correct connected state again.
Any idea why cider is doing this, or how I can address it ?
https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/3236 something similar to this issue perhaps?
Or something else entirely 😅
Is there any way to customize how the inspector "inspects" certain types of data I ask it to inspect? For example, if I provide the inspector a binary tree could I customize it to show a graphviz representation of it? This would probably need a significant amount of glue.
The documentation is pretty limited for the inspector and there are no references to this kind of customization. I guess currently when you run inspect it will execute cider-inspector--render-value at the end (check out https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/blob/master/cider-inspector.el ) and there a few function right after this definition which might be interested to you.