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2017-02-25
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richiardiandrea02:02:44

is there a way to tell paredit to slurp/navigate including . as well? This is especially good when using js/process.env syntax in cljs

richiardiandrea03:02:16

uhm I think the main buffer does it, the inf-clojure buffer does not, but I can live with that

qqq09:02:27

in lispy/lispyville, is there anyway to exit a string?

qqq09:02:45

it's frustraing typing "foo being in a state of "foo|" but then having to hit esc, l, a to move to the next part

richiardiandrea19:02:03

[XP #cljs-node] has anybody here already created (and needs contributors) or thinking of creating a lumo mode for emacs?

jfntn22:02:52

@richiardiandrea if you use inf-clojure can’t you just (setq inf-clojure-program “lumo”)?

richiardiandrea22:02:44

@jfntn yes, but this is not enough, for example there is no completion. I have come up with a mode anyways 😄

richiardiandrea22:02:06

@bozhidar I was wondering if I can add this minor mode to the emacs-clojure org and in general what you think about it

jfntn22:02:39

@richiardiandrea how does completion work with node?

richiardiandrea22:02:08

there is a function that does it in lumo

richiardiandrea22:02:45

it can be improved of course, for example I don't think it completes something. atm

jfntn22:02:39

I think you should be able to set inf-clojure-completion-command?

richiardiandrea23:02:24

yes and I am doing it exactly in my lumo-mode 😄

richiardiandrea23:02:28

but this is not returning anything for instance (lumo.repl/get-completions "lumo.repl/")