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@flyboarder: @jasongilman — following up on the discussion in #C053K90BR: When you want to auto-indent a section of a file, how do you do it?
@martinklepsch I use a command I wrote here 'jason:indent-top-expression' https://git.io/atom_clojure_setup. I have it tied to a keybinding.
It uses some features of the lisp-paredit plugin
ok, so you're just not using atom's default auto-indent stuff, y?
Right
@martinklepsch: the problem I found with auto-indent in Atom is that it will always indent everything, so If I want to fix a few lines in a selection, the entire selection auto aligned to the right, so after fixing I have to outdent the section to shift it back to the left
proto-repl is pretty slick and is running boot 🙂