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@steveb8n look at floobits they have an intellij plugin. And the atom-teletype package that was released yesterday is supposed to have an editor agnostic server.
That is very cool. I was going to suggest Floobits too, but it’s not the same as this - it’s really more like a Google docs for editing the code itself. This actually integrates the IDE so features like debugging etc work seamlessly.
Lots of interesting questions there - I wonder where the server runs, and whether it’s a dumb tunnel or if it actually hosts the code.
I suspect the remote IDE is getting the info it needs from the local one, but if so that would be a major change to how the IDE works I think.
IntelliJ has some remote-pairing stuff built in doesn't it? I'm sure I've seen options for it, but never used it
Does anyone know how to get Cursive (Intellij?) to only reformat selected text? If I reformat code with just selected enabled, it reformats the entire file…(sharing images)
hrmmm, this only looks to be a thing in edn files? I just tested this in clj file and no problems…
I just installed IntelliJ and Cursive and I’m taking them for a test drive. If I create a new Leiningen-based project, this works just fine. I see all the usual files and directories. However, if I import an existing Leiningen-based project, I only see the files at the root, the src, test, etc., directories don’t show up. Additionally, I notice that the breadcrumbs at the top show the full path from /Users/me/Documents/…
I assume there’s something very obvious I’m doing wrong?
You’re using File -> New -> Import from Existing Sources, and then clicking Import Project From External Model, with Leiningen selected?
…trying…
that worked! thanks.
@amann Hmm, I can’t see why EDN should be treated differently here, I’ve never noticed that but I don’t work with EDN much. That’s definitely issue-worthy though.
Here you go ma dude: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1895