Don’t know if this was always there, but I just noticed that in let binding or keyval pairs in maps, “move from down” or “up” is smart about moving pairs together (if cursor is at very front of first symbol)! Nice attention to detail, much appreciated @cfleming

@sooheon Right, glad you like it! It works for maps etc too.

I didn’t reply to your previous message, sorry - I’m not sure what could be causing that, “Resolve as…” definitely works (or should do) for symbols from external libs. When you navigate to the symbol, does that work correctly?

@cfleming can I set *print-namespace-maps* to false in idea64.vmoptions to avoid namespaced maps on repl?

I will try -Dclojure.core._STAR_print_namespace_maps_STAR_=false

That’s not a thing

@souenzzo No, I’ll try to get a better solution to that in the next build.

Is there a way to set a default *print-length* as part of a REPL config?

@sooheon When you found that “Resolve as…” wasn’t working in external libs, which symbol does that not work for?

i.e. which symbol are you trying to customise the resolution of?

Would there be any way to specify how a non-standard reader conditional is interpreted? eg. I am using :node to differentiate between browser / node.js code, #?(:cljs "hello browser", :node "hello server") and ideally its code would be resolved the same as :cljs

No