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how do i switch my license type over? i used cursive a while back with the non-commercial license but now i'm able to use clojure professionally so i bought the personal license.
Is there a Cursive/IntelliJ way of deleting a function across an entire project?
Thanks for confirming, ended up doing it with some vim regex commands
(foo/some-fn val)
-> val
one thing I'd like for Cursive to have is for each new REPL to have an easy way to communicate with all the existing open REPLs. Yes, I can do (require '[nrepl.core :as nrepl])
and then eval forms given the right port numbers but I want it all configured for me by default
general everyday REPL use - often I'm working in one REPL, then I open another and find I want to get something I'd computed in the other REPL
I want to be able to refer to all the open REPLs like namespaces
like repls/0/user/x
would refer to var x
in the user
namespace of the first REPL
something like that
or have a fn like ns-map
repl-map
that would return all the information in all the repls