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2017-05-19
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rafael00:05:04

(just for the record, this was my workaround https://github.com/JonyEpsilon/gorilla-repl/pull/270 )

Lone Ranger17:05:51

curious if it's possible to execute code in repl from breakpoint in cursive?

Lone Ranger17:05:06

I feel like it is but I'm not seeing it 😅

Lone Ranger17:05:30

I see that it's possible to evaluate an arbitrary expression in a popup window

timgilbert18:05:19

Say, is there a way to have parinfer on, but have Cursive not reformat a file as soon as I open it? Getting a lot of extraneous whitespace diffs

nwjsmith20:05:11

When running tests, I'm not able to click the "Show Diff" Icon in the gutter, it just sets a breakpoint

nwjsmith20:05:30

Is there a key combo I can press to open it up?

nwjsmith20:05:13

Hrm, I think I know what's up. There are ~20 "Show diffs" on the same line and it can't decide which one.

nwjsmith20:05:40

and the tooltip is too large to click the link in, it just flashes

kzeidler23:05:25

I thought I had Cursive all nicely bootstrapped last night, but on a fresh project, I'm unable to launch the REPL. The only option available in any of the Module dropdowns is <unknown> (for nREPL in normal JVM process and clojure.main in nomal JVM). At the bottom of the run config menu there's an alert: "No modules containing clojure.main found"

kzeidler23:05:17

A detail which may or may not be interesting: the "run nREPL with Leiningen" option is grayed out, and not selectable

kzeidler23:05:44

Right before this, I didn't have the option to create the REPL and double checked that the project SDK was Java. The project SDK was actually Python. So I added the path to my Java SDK to IntelliJ, and selected that as the project SDK, thinking that might solve the problem...

kzeidler23:05:11

but now I'm here. Any suggestions would be much appreciated