Getting back into clojure and onto conjure! One noob question — unrelated to conjure but thought folks here would know; I guess most of us use clojure-lsp + coc? Main question: is there a “quick fix” window that I could make nvim pop up, based on clojure lsp? i.e I know clojure-lsp has an “import missing library” function. This gets suggested by calva for example. What’s the way to do this in nvim?

Yes

Try this: https://github.com/NoahTheDuke/coc-clojure

And here are some examples of mappings: https://github.com/dharrigan/vimconfig/blob/0c50b98c7d07f14734ce7b1979ed40840bdf2304/custom/600-mappings.vim#L100

If I type ,c for example (as , is my leader), a menu will popup

i.e., nmap <silent> <Leader>c <Plug>(coc-codeaction-cursor)

Beautiful, thanks @dharrigan!

You're most welcome! 🙂

@dharrigan Interesting -- coming close. I set up an example where in calva I get the correct “quickfix” suggestion. But in nvim if I call coc-codeaction-cursor, I get these options.

I belive it's dependent on where the cursor is, for example, in clojure-lsp the "Resolve macro as..." is marked as a quick-fix

If I do ,c on a macro, I get the popup thus:

In clojure-lsp

Okay will play. final noob question while I have you: I just updated neovim, and now if I get a floating window of suggestions (see screenshot) I no longer know how to cycle through the options and choose. I used to be able to use up and down arrow. Do you happen to know the way to “cycle” the choice in the floating window?

I use j and k

or in this case, shift+j and shift-k

You may want to have a look at my overall vimconfig for some ideas if that is helpful

Definitely going to take a bunch of inspiration now

Here is what I am seeing: If I am in insert mode, the floating window shows up, but I can’t type shift j or k without it inserting something. Maybe I need to start fresh

I now realize that it is cycling if I do up and down arrows (just the theme doesn’t do a good job) — but now I am not sure how to select it

For me, it's just <return>

(or if I up/down and choose what I want, esc works just as well)

.

or space and continue typing.

Ahh so weird. I’ve deleting everything in my vimconfig. But alas enter does not work

Aha! I needed to do

inoremap <silent> <expr><cr>        coc#pum#visible() ? coc#_select_confirm() : "\<CR>"