@qqq sounds like you didn’t manage to get lispy to work for you?

@sooheon : (1) lispy (in terms of navigation / manipulating sexps works fine) (2) "search for def across all *.cljs files" does not work (3) "show me only "headings"" does not work

What is shift tab bound for you?

(lispy-shifttab ARG)

oh wow

it "works" now

why did this not work last night

Haha that happens.

2 is a problem right now… I only use it for clojure files

cljs I just live with worse navigation (just using M-. M-, etc)

so in org, it's possible to define a "agenda dir" or a "agenda list of files" -- and basically, I can hit C-8 -- and it'll get HELM to search through the list of all *.org files, auto competing on the headings

can someone point me to a emacs/projectile config where projectile-find-tag looks into ./src and generates a list based on all "defn" "def" "defmacro" ?

@qqq maybe use etags? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1481842/clojure-emacs-etags

caio: curretly using helm-projectile-grep

may switch back to etags, @caio

Yeah, i use helm-projectile-ag and works great

what is helm-prjoectile-ag should I install helm-ag ?

oh, I need to install something else, like platinum searcher, ack, or something else?

Yeah. But it's great for bigger projects

silver searcher, interesting

Way faster

lol, 10x faster according ot github page

I'm convinced; lag kills my motivation to use tools

instant = I use it, 5 second delay = I try to avoid using it

@caio: just got port, the_silver_searcher, helm-projectile-ag working -- it's awesome; thanks!

helm-ag is great

I’ve been giving helm-ag with the ripgrep backend a go… so far pretty good, but I don’t know if I’m able to notice the claimed speed-up from silver_searcher

I don’t now, but when I was working in a project with millions of lines of code, I could clearly notice it

the speed between silver_searcher and ripgrep?

or silver_searcher vs. normal grep?

silver_searcher vs normal grep

didn’t know ripgrep

oh yah definitely agree vs. normal grep

I'm using evil mode in emacs. I was happy. Now, some package I have installed has made "m" (in normal mode) a "prefix key". This is not good, as I like to mark stuff before kill/yank. How do I figure out "what has overwritten my m- key in normal mode" ?

in normal emacs, you can ask emacs what a key does

for me it is C-h c for help, character

can you do this for m?

and see what is responding to it?

C-h c I press m minibuffer shows: Describe key (or click or menu item(): m- ==> looks like it's a prefix key, so it's waiting for me to "complete it"

@qqq: you could try calling (describe-key (kbd "m")) in elisp

m runs the command (keymap (118 . evil-lispy/enter-marked-state)), which is a sparse keymap.

weird, when I press "m a", I get:

m a is undefined

Hiya Emacsoers 🙂 I’ve been wondering, what’s your usual toolbox when writing cljs? is it as weel supported in Emacs as vanilla clj? 🙂

it pretty much looks the same syntactically, so yes