it it wise for production code (hobby) to use eap builds or can I better use the stable builds ?

and can I open a namespace instead of switching to it. I sometimes need (ns ... ) instead of (in-ns .... ) ?

hello, question: is it possible to search on Cursive REPL output?

@wilkerlucio Yes, you should be able to Tools->REPL->Jump to REPL output pane and then search as normal.

@cfleming humm, after I go to that menu I see the REPL being selected, I tried to cmd+f but doesn't seems to do anything, and just typing moves the cursor to the REPL input part, what I'm missing?

@wilkerlucio After selecting that, is your caret in the input part or the output part?

after selection on output

same as if I click in any part of the REPL output

cmd+f?

Yeah

weird

If I use the jump action, or click in the output pane, and then Cmd-F, I can search there like normal.

Typing does move focus to the input area.

But Cmd-F does not.

cmd-f doesn't jump to input, it just doesn't do anything

That’s really weird.

you think it can be different key bind for it?

What if you use the Edit menu item?

ups, I think I might have found it

can you please tell me what command is set on your cmd+f?

Find...

If I look under Edit->Find, I see Find… mapped to Cmd-F

Sorry, my bad, I did replaced my cmd+f to be "Replace..." because it's more convenient overall

Ah, that might explain it 🙂

Replace probably doesn’t work in a read-only buffer, since you can’t replace anything obviously.

yeah, would be good fallback if it goes to Search when it's not available, but it

its a clear edge case

thanks for staying with me on this @cfleming 🙂

No worries!

@roelof You can use EAP builds just fine, as long as they don’t have bugs which affect you.

I’m not sure I understand your ns question though.