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2016-12-22
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cfleming00:12:43

@solussd Ok, could you file an issue for that, please?

cfleming00:12:39

@danielcompton I’m not sure TBH, I see a different prompt too but I’ve never cared enough to investigate

cfleming00:12:46

(also using fish)

sandbags11:12:56

Is there a solution to making Cursive work better with functions defined by macros?

sandbags11:12:07

all of mine seem to come up as not resolved

sandbags11:12:31

i'm wondering if there is any way to make these Cursive friendly

eggsyntax15:12:16

Whoops, just realized my post yesterday went in the wrong channel entirely; deleting.

bfabry18:12:06

@sandbags the new generate stubs feature is probably the answer there, I think it's planned to be generalised so you can use it with your own stuff

sandbags18:12:32

@bfabry thanks. i had a quick google and couldn't come up with anything describing this feature. Is there a good reference?

cfleming20:12:48

@sandbags It depends how your macros are defined. If you just have def-style macros then https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/macros.html is what you want.

cfleming20:12:23

If you’re defining functions, then @bfabry is correct, the stubs functionality will be your best bet, but that’s not customisable right now until I work the kinks out.

sandbags23:12:15

@cfleming thanks for the link, in this case I am generating a whole set of functions in each macro call.