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is there a shortcut to show autocomplete suggestions in IntelliJ/Cursive? I have the automatic thing turned off. I tried Control-Shift-Space, but that never has any suggestions to show. Maybe that is something else?
Currently, Cursive offers to paste HTML as Hiccup. I rarely use this feature but it suggests a related feature: When I paste EDN, I'd like to Cursive to quote the form so the reader won't interpret lists as functions.
Isn’t that the same as typing a quote and then pasting the form afterwards? Sometimes you might want paste code to eval
Yep, it's exactly the same. I just forget the quote quite often.
Yes, the problem is detecting when something is EDN and when it’s code - I don’t think that can be done reliably.
D'oh. Of course.
Not sure if this is possible: Whenever I copy something from the repl, it is almost always edn. Do you know the source of the clipboard data?
How would you accomodate the use case where someone wants to paste code instead if "auto-quoting" was introduced?
I figure cursive would have to ask how to handle the paste similar to how it handles pasting HTML
The problem is that people paste Clojure code all the time, and HTML only occasionally.
Es verdad 🙂