That'll be v:false in vimscript, sadly 😬

Or I think 0 might be okay too? I think v:false and v:true basically map to 0 and 1 anyway?

I tried 0 before but the HUD still pops up so let me try v:false

still getting the HUD. hmmm

Hmm, I feel like this was an issue that I fixed a while back :thinking_face:

Hmm the entire body of display-hud is wrapped in (when (config.get-in [:log :hud :enabled])

I just tried this myself and it works for me, so maybe it was another issue?

Yeah, I tried v:false again and it worked so I probably did something wrong the first time. Sorry about that

Hmm it works this out from the actual (ns...) form of your current buffer

Is that core?

Even if the file is scratch

Oh I see

Sorry

You need to eval the test buffer, it doesn't do that for you just in case there's side effects you don't want executed

Maybe I should make it attempt a require at least

Hmm, not sure what order I did things in but when I went to the test file and evaluated the buffer, then I started getting all the expected behavior.

So now the run alternate ns tests works from scratch.clj

I’ve been using racket -i -l xrepl -I sicp as the startup command for https://github.com/Olical/vim-scheme. (so you don’t need the #lang in the file) However it doesn’t work with Conjure when I change g:conjure#client#racket#stdio#command The result of eval doesn’t appear in the repl. I assume it’s because the default racket command implicitly adds some arguments. So what arguments do I need to add for Conjure to work?

@U38J3881W ☝️ 🙏

I think it's because it prints different prompt strings which I use to identify the boundary between results. I just need to make that configurable too I think think!