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@alexpashkov123 Wow, that's pretty intense. As a guess, this looks like it's related to theming, and trying out a different color scheme might help.
The other hint from that screenshot is the note str cannot be resolved
, so maybe all of those highlights are things that can't be resolved (maybe because you don't have an ns
form with subsequent :require
?).
@pez the latest vscode calva build doesn’t reset the cursor position upon entering a newline after an fn’s closing paren. Are you able to repro this?
(defn a
""
[]
do-some-stuff)
|<- cursor ends up here, indented to match the previous line
I did try re-installing the extension, and I don’t seem to have any conflicting settings. Also, running “Format Document” fixes this bad indentation.