is there any reason why the return value of my other function was not highlighted at all?

@azzurite probably because it’s unreadable. I can’t immediately see why, but the :test(x) would be my best bet.

But why did it work (wrongly) for the other function with the same issue :D :D

I don’t know off the top of my head - I don’t have a REPL in front of me.

it's fine, I was just wondering, but it seemed weird when I encountered all this 🙂

In general, using properties like that will cause extreme weirdness in the printing.

when does it switch from the single line map format to the multi-line one?

I have a problem with parinfer breaking the structure. Introduced a few eaps ago

(let [{:keys [a 5]|} {}]) presses backspace (let [{:keys [a 5|} {}])

| is caret

@azzurite I don’t know - it will depend on the details of what went wrong. At the end of the day I could debug and give you a detailed analysis of the cases you show me, but the advice is still going to be the same - don’t do that 🙂

@andreas862 That’s not new, it’s been in there for a long time. It’s a known parinfer problem. The issue is that parinfer can’t infer the parens correctly there since there’s no indentation to work from.

There are some relevant parinfer issues, one sec…

https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1964#issuecomment-381807916

I’ve been meaning to add the flag mentioned there but have not yet.

Is there any support for having a clojure file that has access to all the rest of the projects namespaces and vars, but is outside of the source roots? The best I have found so far is to use a Scratch file for this, but is there a better way? Even if the REPL command window could be backed by a file, and we could edit it like any other file, that would be great too. @cfleming

@chris547 Can you describe a bit why you need this?