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

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

(also using fish)

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

all of mine seem to come up as not resolved

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

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

@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

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

@sandbags this release note is the best I think https://cursive-ide.com/archive/2199.html

@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.

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.

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