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is there a way to be able to manually type in the REPL that Conjure sends stuff to? I've tried running lein repl
and letting Conjure connect to that instance, but it seems like they're in two different environments-I can't use stuff defined from evaluating expressions in Conjure.
Edit: ...aaand you always find the issue right after you ask tech support, lol. I was in the wrong namespace in the REPL.
It would be cool to see the result of something evaluated via conjure in the terminal buffer though, the tiny window that Conjure pops up often isn't big enough to read all of an error message. Is there a way to do this?
Only expressions evaluated in a separate terminal REPL prompt will show results in that terminal repl prompt.
Consider opening the Conjure REPL log in a split or page tab , l t
within Neovim to see larger results. I set the HUD to hidden and use inline results, toggling the REPL log page tab for larger results.
Personally I also use Portal with Conjure to explore more involved results, using a wider range of views. I use a custom user namespace to launch Portal and automatically tap> all evaluation results.
https://practical.li/clojure/data-inspector/portal/