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@cfleming that would be great!
What is really nav to keyword? Does it take me to the first time the keyword is used?
I'm trying to get my REPL to run tests in a re-natal (React Native) context. I can do (start-figwheel "ios") in both the nREPL and Clojure.main REPL but in the nREPL Cursive or IntelliJ starts taking input through a dialog ("Enter string for standard input") instead of through the REPL input field. Any ideas on how to rectify this? (I cannot use the otherwise functional Clojure.main REPL since that does not support running all tests in a namespace.)
@daniel975 Right now the test-running functionality in Cursive only works for Clojure, not for CLJS.
That dialog means that the figwheel REPL is reading from stdin, which means it’s designed to be used with a clojure.main REPL.
Since the test-running doesn’t yet work for CLJS you’re better off using whatever makes your REPL more functional.
@viebel No, you select the keyword and then it opens a Find Usages popup showing all the usages, and you can pick one to navigate to.
Awesome!
I am having a problem using :import in a project. Any :import fails with a ClassNotFoundException. I am using deps/cli. How can I approach this?
Hi, I'm having trouble importing a project that uses deps.edn on Windows. I can't get past this dialogue box - any ideas? Thanks
I am running edge projects in Cursive and I don't 'use tools.deps directly`
can you click on the other radio button
FWIW mine looks like
you do need to tell it where to find the clojure command line tools
ah looks like there's an open issue https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2126
Haven’t used enlive before, but it seems like resolving as defn would work pretty well in that it would provide symbol resolution of the template and show parameters in the suggestions popup. Have you tried that?
enlive deftemplate has a slightly different pattern, as it's (deftemplate template-name "page.html" [& args] ... )
I think I found a bug!
it complains about nested function literals, but it's just a string with a "#"
Cursive got fooled
@joelsanchez I bet you a beer it didn’t 🙂. It’s complaining that the outer form (the one which is basically the whole screenshot you sent) is inside another #( ... )
@chris.schreiner If you open File->Project Structure, select Modules, <your module>, Dependencies do you see the lib there?