encountered a strange bug in Cursive:

”   lol\n    lal”
=> ”   lol\nlal”
(count *1)
=> 14

Cursive REPL removes whitespaces after \n character within a String

it’s just a display issue but still a bug

simpler example

“\n    lol”
=> “\nlol”

and just to make sure that people don’t think it’s a more general bug here’s a similar example from lein repl:

user=> “\n    lol”
“\n    lol”

@niklas.collin You can disable that with Settings->Languages & Frameworks->Clojure->Split and align multi-line strings

It’s part of Cursive output formatting, but it has some issues with shorter strings due to the way the formatting works.

Weird it would work like that, it's ignoring the EOL characters but removing the whitespaces

But good to know :)

is cursive (paid) included with when you get the intelliji package? https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/buy/#edition=personal i dont see it listed as an integrated development environment

@drewverlee they are separate companies. Two licenses.

but worth every penny, I think

@tony.kay so cursive doesn’t depend on having the paid version of intelliji in any way?

@drewverlee From the Getting Started guide for Cursive: First, if you haven't already, download IntelliJ here. If you don't have a licence for the Ultimate Edition, the free Community Edition is fine.

https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/

Thanks. @manutter51 i should have caught that.