I believe that the expressions are equivalent. But cursive dosent like the first form.

@souenzzo Yes, that’s possible. Currently Cursive in CLJC struggles when the head position of an invocation is a reader conditional.

I would have expected that case to work correctly, though.

What’s also odd is that it seems to mess up the paren balancing.

@souenzzo https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1906

I'm using IdeaVim, and it seems that after the latest release of Cursive it started to get parentheses wrong much more often. E.g. ca( instead of changing current section of parentheses would change from the first parenthesis till the end of the top-level function, regardless of how deep the first parenthesis is. Can it be something that Cursive does? Or is it something that should be directed to the developers of IdeaVim?

Nevermind that, just a bad coincidence I think. Right when I updated Cursive, I started to use a set of functions that accept symbols. Being escaped with a quote, they apparently prevent Vim from detecting parentheses.

Do intellij crashes happen often for anyone when using a mac? I'm not sure if it's just the version or something else, but using it on my mac it seems to crash WAY more often than on either windows or linux.

@shaun-mahood No, I use a mac and it hardly ever crashes.

Are there any known restrictions to using IntelliJ modules with Cursive? For example should it work to have a root Elixir module and then a Cursive module within that? I tried setting that up but IntelliJ seems to mess it up and I always end up with a single module (either the root one or the nested one)

@nblumoe Yes, that should work fine. If you’re still having problems could you send a list of repro steps and I’ll try it out