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the codebase i'm in has several "multi-def" macros, where the code looks like:
(this-macro-defines-each-arg
arg1
arg2
arg3
...)
Is there any way to tell it about this so that it will "know" that all of these symbols are def'd here? I.e., treat it as a (def
form for each symbol encountered? I tried telling it it was a def
but that only gets the first one (which makes sense as that's how def
works...)that worked, btw, sorry, i meant to reply that, thanks much!
Nice. It is fortunate that your macro behaves similarly to declare, unfortunately there isn't too much flexibility in Cursive right now in this area
is there a way to export/import REPL commands?
#$ ~/Library/Application Support/JetBrains/IdeaIC2022.2/options
; ls repl-commands.xml
repl-commands.xml
thanks, that worked great!