cursive 2022-02-07 | Slack Archive

GGfpc09:02:55

Not sure if this already exists but I would love it if the watched variables in the debugger automatically doall-ed all the lazy seqs

cfleming22:02:46

The issue there is that they might be infinite. I agree it would be good if it could display them say 10 at a time, though.

souenzzo00:02:24

it will create situations like • code don't works • open the debugger • now the code works. • close the debuger • not work again

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imre12:02:49

I often find myself wanting to copy the fully-qualified name of a symbol or keyword these days. Is anyone aware of a command in Cursive to do that?

imre12:02:31

so, standing on (defn as|df [] I would like my.namespace/asdf to get onto the clipboard.

imre12:02:12

standing on ::foo/qw|er I'd like :that.other.ns.foo/qwer to be copied

Dumch12:02:15

set iskeyword=@,48-57,_,192-255,-,*,!,+,=,<,>,.,:,$,/

Dumch12:02:46

and everything like w, b, e, vaw, yaw, * in normal mode will consider some-thing liek some-word/with.whatever as one word

Dumch12:02:43

so copy will become yaw

imre13:02:29

That needs ideavim though, correct?

Dumch13:02:47

oh, sorry, for some reason I though you were using ideavim 🙂

imre13:02:55

Thanks anyway.

imre13:02:32

The point is not that some expanded selection is copied, but that a fully qualified value is copied

imre13:02:26

asdf -> my.namespace/asdf ::bleh -> :my.namespace/bleh foo/bar -> that.other.ns.foo/bar ::foo/qwer -> :that.other.ns.foo/qwer

cfleming21:02:04

@U08BJGV6E Right click | Copy/Paste Special… | Copy Reference

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apbleonard21:02:53

In the past I have hit shift f6 (refactor > rename), which I use all the time anyway, to get the fully qualified name of a namespaced keyword at least.

imre21:02:32

wonderful, thank you @U0567Q30W

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