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Working on getting used to Cursive...if I end up with extra surrounds, how do I lift my expression out of it?
@gerred: splice sexp. I've bound it to Option S
That removes the surrounds though, might not be quite what you want.
@danielcompton: Maybe. Sometimes I get caught with ((expr)) with Cursive and with structural editing on it's hard to get out of it.
biggest pain with paredit-style editing thus far is getting tangled up in things like that.
Yep splice sexp will be what you're after
This is a good reference http://pub.gajendra.net/src/paredit-refcard.pdf