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Hey, Cmd-Return is the Cursive keymap default for Execute current statement on Mac, but on my installation, this results in a carriage return as kind of expected. Am I missing something in keymap settings?
Hi! I'm trying follow om-next quick start with cursive and I have a couple of questions: 1) IDEA complains that my files are not under a source root 2) is there a recent guide on how to setup figwheel to work with cursive and om next?
I'm following this https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/wiki/Running-figwheel-in-a-Cursive-Clojure-REPL for n.2, but idea gives me an error "Error creating JavaParameters"
@arijun: I believe so, I copied the default OSX Keybindings to one named Clojure, and then applied Cursive keybinds to that...
The apply isn’t enabled when I set cursive, but is when I set emacs? However, shift cmd f9 wraps with parens so must be working.
If go to keymap, next to the search box there should be a magnifying glass with keys overlayed on it. You can enter your shortcut there and see what is taking it--I would guess it's Split line
@arijun: trying to find keymap. searching for keymap only brings up clojure keybindngs
oh yeah! sorry
yeah, split line
So I’ve removed the split line keybinding within editor. I’m presuming when I choose cmd+enter, it should execute the line in the repl?
TBH I'm not quite sure what "execute current statement" is supposed to do--it's greyed out as an option for me
other actions are working though thanks
Oh I figured out what it is--if you're in the REPL inside of a sexp, hitting enter will make a newline, but Execute current statement will always execute it.
@arijun: YES! That’s it. Thank you. I’ve been using cursive for a few months and brain has been the bottleneck rather than keys, and tonight I decided to learn some shortcuts
@arijun: cheers for help, flying along now using that command all the time - didnt know it existed :)
@doddenino: That error normally means that you don’t have an SDK configured for your project. Open Project Structure and create one if required, that should fix that problem.
@paulspencerwilliams: @arijun: That’s right, Execute current statement is only used in the REPL editor. Normally it wouldn’t be shown, but a few people wanted to customise the keybinding for it, which meant making it visible. Sorry for the confusion, I’ll think about a way to make that more obvious.