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2017-04-03
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cfleming09:04:20

@nxqd Sorry, I missed your message - that means that the module you’re loading that code from isn’t on the classpath of your REPL

jimmy09:04:53

ah no worry, I have solved the problem. Thanks anyway.

rauh09:04:18

@cfleming Sounds good, let me know if I can help. I could probably log the repl msgs in a custom nrepl server.

cfleming10:04:49

@rauh Ok, I’ll let you know if I can’t reproduce easily.

tjtolton13:04:01

How do I get the run configuration in IntelliJ to use alternate lein plugins

tjtolton13:04:16

like, if I want the equivelant of "lein figwheel"

tjtolton13:04:25

how do I set that up in the run config?

quartz15:04:23

I’m not sure that’s possible, you might have to do it programatically in a file and load that file on your repl/jar like as a source

quartz15:04:41

You can even make that process depend on what profile you run

tjtolton15:04:18

that's pretty silly, but not too hard

quartz15:04:35

I'll get you an example sec

tjtolton15:04:38

oh wow, that's a pretty great example!

cfleming22:04:43

@tjtolton Having that be automatic for Figwheel (not arbitrary plugins) is coming soon

cfleming22:04:27

So I have this modified so that the namespace is stored in the REPL history, and is used by REPL commands and also the REPL history search.

cfleming22:04:05

The question is what to do with commands which are entered in the REPL editor window, and are implicitly executed in the current REPL namespace.

cfleming22:04:32

Should those also store the namespace they were executed in, or should they always just execute in the current ns?

cfleming22:04:37

Any opinions welcome.