@dpsutton: interesting, thanks

I ended up using this: (indent-region (point-min) (point-max))

Check to see if indent region can be invokef without an arg

why?

It may default to the whole buffer

Looks like it doesn't

Requires the ARGS

is there an projectile-imenu ?

I'm looking for somethign like imenu, but imenu-anywehre only hits open buffers; whereas I want to hit all files under projectile

hi

i've got problem

with emacs

so i used brave and true setup

and i wanted to update cider

but it asked for 24.4 version

i installed it using http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/10/emacs-24-4-released-install-in-ubuntu-14-04/

that tutorial

and now funny things happen

1. i couldnt install new cider so i found https://github.com/flyingmachine/emacs-for-clojure/ and used that to update it but i cant run it now

symbol's function definition is void : clojure-project-dir

i cant sudo apt-get remove emacs (because i already did that) but i still can use emacs 24.4?? i've deleted 24.3 ver using ubuntu software center before trying to install 24.4 how do i just reset everything and start again or just fix this?

@lepistane The install instructions from Brave and True are for a very old version of Cider. Better to ignore them. (Other than that, everything else in the book is very true, so no worries^^)

Since you just started out, it might be best to wipe your current emacs config completely.

rm -rf ~/.emacs.d/

Then make sure you have a current (>= 24.4) version of Emacs. For example I have:

emacs --version
GNU Emacs 24.5.1

Then follow the official cider install instructions: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider#installation

Basically: Ignore the Cider Install instructions from Brave and True and go for the official doc. Everything else in that books is current, though.

Good luck and enjoy your journey into Emacs and Clojure wonderland^^

if you're looking for an up and running emacs setup with no fuss that is rock solid, check out prelude, from the same maintainer as CIDER. https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude

@lepistane: if you want to be entertained, there was a chat here in #emacs a few weeks ago where someone (@dpsutton)? and I walked someone through un-insatlling brave+true

yeah that was us

it has compiled elisp files from cider 0.8.2 or so. also, it told you to install a lein profile file

you should remove that file

CIDER used to require you to set its dependencies but now it injects them itself. so that file will actually stipulate a mismatch of CIDER 0.15 (current on melpa) vs 0.8.2 which is from 2014

we need a bot here that maps "brave.*and.*true" to "rm -rf /.emacs.d /.lein ~/.boot"

@doglooksgood Thank you very much for your amazing Parinfer Mode!! I feel I must give a shout out to your project because I just started using it a few days ago and already I'm saving tons of time (and sanity) dealing with parens! I feel like I don't have to pay the parens tax todo lisp/clojure anymore, it is very liberating 🙂

In case anyone don't know about this like I didn't a week ago check it out here: https://github.com/DogLooksGood/parinfer-mode

clean 24.4 installed m-x package-install cider - no match

m-x package-refresh-contents - does it's thing and still same

can you tell us what package sources you have?

if you don't have melpa you won't see it

(add-to-list 'package-archives
             '("melpa" . ""))

i dont even have init.el file

should i make one?

just like gedit ~/.emacs.d/init.el then add those lines and save?

if you want to "remember things"

i think you should use a prebuilt one though

https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude

ye i think you are right i am complete beginner in emacs/linux/clojure

the one i linked has a install sccript

is made by the author of CIDER

and is quite nice

yeah you don't want to fight stuff and figure out your own init right now

holy moly finally xD

thanks a lot!!!

prelude looks nice theme is cool 😄

it's my setup

one questions i dont have suggestions in minibuffer when i type m-x is that some kind of plug in or?

and it works

yeah. look into helm

https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude#helm

i have no idea how to turn it on

it is included in prelude

the first sentence > Helm is setup according to this guide: A Package in a league of its own: Helm.

but you'll need to know a few precursors

so you'll want a file to keep your own stuff and customizations in

and for prelude, that file lives at ~/emacs.d/personal/personal.el

and that's where you can set all of your config stuff

(require 'helm-config)
(helm-mode 1)

(global-set-key (kbd "M-x") 'helm-M-x)

you'll probably want all of those

and then there are ones that set helm for buffer list and other things

is there are way to see what comint-mode is sending to its buffer ?

I think some modes bypass comnit-mode commands and send commands straight to the tty stdin from the generated process. At least I did that when I made a major mode recently.

@hlolli I am running inf-clojure and I would like to debug what is being sent because there is a bug somewhere

@richiardiandrea I know 🙂 I've manually turned off many inf-clojure features.

you said you were working on lumo mode for emacs, how's that going?

I have a PR going @hlolli it requires some change but it works locally pretty well

you have a git for me to try 😛

https://github.com/arichiardi/inf-clojure/tree/lumo-and-flavors?files=1 @hlolli

nice

anyone else unable to install magit due to: https://melpa.org/packages/magic-20170228.1717.tar : Not found ?

@qqq generally that happens if your melpa package list is out of date. package-refresh-contents should cause it to try to download the most recent version (and melpa only seems to keep the most recent versions)

at least, that's when errors like that have happened to me before, yours could be entirely unrelated 🙂

I just did a rm -rf elpa, and it worked after that

but I do think you're right, in taht melpa only keeps latest right? so if I had something pinnned to an out dated version, I can no longer retrieve it

I've also seen it do that when you try to run package-install without having refreshed the package list in a little while, it tries to grab the specific version that it last knew about

so I have a line in my .emacs.d that says:

(unless package-archive-contents
  (package-refresh-contents))

(package-refresh-contents)

Nah, you shouldn't need to do that. Generally the cases where your package-archive-contents are null are the majority cases where you want to download and install a package

so that line's still fine in your config; just remember that if you're trying to install a new package, to make sure to run package-refresh-contents first (or just if you see that error...then run it and try running the install command again)

how can I tell use-package to load packages eaagerly?

I want to use the package only for the sake of organizing configs, not for lazy loading

https://github.com/jwiegley/use-package#notes-about-lazy-loading

looks like the solution si simply ":demand" ?

that's what i'm reading

https://github.com/jwiegley/use-package/commit/5954ad37cf2d3c9237f4d2037e8619be15681cd1

that's exactly what you want there

someone had the same idea as you

I now have the worst bug ever; I'm not sure what change caused it, but right now, when I select somethign in helm, there's an oticable lag, like a 1sec lag before it opens the file I selected

I have no idea how to even begin debugging this 😞