@cfleming thank you!! 🙂

(i just created a new namespace)

Is there any shortcut to switch lines but only of parameters without the parenthesis, for example reordering required namespaces or map keys?

@danielcompton Little late: Thanks for the link! I +1'd it.

@rauh I use ctrl+m and then ctrl+leftright to mark and select map entries etc

Works ok

@imre What's ctrl+m for?

In my editor it's "mark" or something like that

Marks beginning or end of selection

You can then extend/shrink it using normal navigation

@lsenta The idea is that your build tool config file (project.clj, in this case, even though it’s generated from boot) should represent your project’s state, otherwise you risk having different behaviour in IntelliJ and when using lein on the command line. Why can’t you add the directories you need to :source-dirs or whatever?

@rauh Yes, this would be nice. I believe there’s an issue for it somewhere, but I can’t easily search right now.

@sandbags No problem! Glad it helps.

@yonatanel Do you mean to reorder a map key/value pair within the map?

You can do this now. The cursor needs to be right before the key, then move form up/down will move the key/value pair. Like this:

{:a 1
 :b 2
 |:c 3}

Where | is the caret. Move form up will produce:

{:a 1
 |:c 3
 :b 2}

This also works for other braced pair kinds like let bindings.

@imre You might like that too, if you’re not using it already.

Thanks!

Thanks @cfleming, already using it!