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2018-08-09
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chrisps10:08:42

Can I print the result of some expression in the editor, or does it always have to be printed to the repl?

chrisps10:08:48

like, temporary inline printing of the result of the expr

cfleming10:08:07

@chris It has to be printed in the REPL right now. There’s an issue for that and I’m planning to fix it soon.

tbaldridge12:08:25

@cfleming Downloaded eap5, works like a charm with my :certificates project.clj. Thanks!

brown13114:08:46

I noticed this morning that there's a number "5" in a brown box next to the Clojure icon for one of my project.clj files. I've never seen this before. What does it mean?

spieden17:08:18

@mfikes @cfleming ah thanks, i glossed over that the feature was EAP!

cfleming19:08:13

@brown131 Can you share a screenshot of what you mean?

cfleming19:08:16

@brown131 I have no idea what that is, I’ve never seen that. It’s not Cursive doing it. A plugin you have installed, maybe? Or it may be something in IntelliJ I’ve not seen before.

vuuvi20:08:34

@brown131 that’s a bookmark in Intellij

vuuvi20:08:38

I use them all the time

vuuvi20:08:17

I didn’t know you could put them on files, but that’s pretty useful.

marshall20:08:22

question for folks: how do you manage your AWS creds in cursive REPLs? I have been setting up each individual REPL configuration with my AWS_ACCESS_KEY and secret key as envars in the REPL configuration I was wondering if there was a way to use the AWS cli profiles or something less onerous than pasting in your envar creds in each new project repl you configure Since I use/access many different AWS accounts I don’t want to configure a ‘global’ credential set

marshall20:08:34

i havent actually tried using an AWS_PROFILE envar

marshall20:08:38

guess i should 🙂

marshall20:08:18

aaaand yep it works

marshall20:08:29

well, sorry for the noise (unless folks have other/better ideas) 🙂