don’t think so @lvh. if you want to do that in the current ns (not globally) a regex search and replace should do the trick ?!

in emacs, what is the easiest way to open all files in src/ ? the goal here is to use imenu-in-all-buffers ... well, in this case I better have all of src/ open

@qqq C-x C-f src/* i think

or http://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/613/recursively-open-files-matching-regexp-in-marked-directories if you meant recursively

@mgrbyte: yeah, meant recursively (I should have clarified; sorry!) -- ended up writing a *.el file to do just that

any tutorials on how to setup emacs settings for clojure? prelude is not an option

@lepistane that is one of the few blog posts I have 😄 http://mping.github.io http://mping.github.io/2015/11/17/clojure-emacs-cider.html

just out of curiosity, why is prelude not an option?

but setting up emacs for clojure should be straightforward

make sure melpa or melpa stable is enabled

install CIDER

@lepistane don't follow the guide that @mping put when it talks about putting nrepl in your lein profile file

@dpsutton please kindly explain and I will update the blog, Im a clojure n00b

that blog post was picked from multiple posts, so I’m sure its not a best practice

CIDER used to require you to keep its dependencies in your lein profiles. But CIDER and cider-nrepl have the same version numbers so its easy to keep them in sync. You are putting a hardcoded 0.10-snapshot but CIDER is 0.14.0 on melpa stable and 0.15 on melpa

so you are explicitly stating a discrepancy

but CIDER now injects its dependencies so stating them is no longer required, but only serves to explicitly mismatch the frontend (CIDER) from the backend (cider-nrepl)

https://cider.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation/

@dpsutton thanks, will update 😄

excellent

thanks for the guide helping newbies! the easier to get up and running the better

@dpsutton hi because prelude has too much stuff in it i cant catch up if you ever used setup from Brave and True it is really small. i tried updating cider using that setup but i am getting an error like "symbol's function body is null" or something like that i dont want things in i just want Brave and True setup with new cider that doesnt give me errors

re the errors @lepistane do you mean you got errors updating with the brave clojure setup?

i've seen those errors and the best idea i have is that the brave setup does something fundamentally bad

it's using a version of cider from 2014 and it includes the compiled elisp code in addition to the source code

my best guess so far is that emacs has changed the compiled code of lambdas and this is breaking it

i'm not a big fan of it for that reason and for others (manually keeping a dependency at 0.8.2) so that when you jack in you get front-end backend mismatches

my best suggestion is to totally drop the brave clojure estup and install prelude from scratch

barring that, i would start totally fresh and pick and choose which parts of the brave setup you want to keep but do not install it

i understand

but if you need any help there's this channel and also #cider

let me ask you this. when i install package do i need to do anything else to 'turn it on' ??

for instance smex

i like that i installed it

but do i have to add

https://github.com/nonsequitur/smex/blob/master/README.markdown from this page?

i'm in a meeting right now

45 minutes?

sorry to bother you. i will be here

@lepistane it greatly depends on what the package is (and sometimes on how you installed it). Often times packages that provide major modes for files (like clojure-mode, or rust-mode) will automatically set up a hook to turn themselves on when you open a file with a specific file name ending.

Many packages that are "on all the time", like smex, or other packages that provide enhancements to emacs as a whole, generally require you to enable them in some way.

no bother at all

just didn't want to leave you hanging 🙂

i appreciate it

@lepistane how's the CIDER installation going? I'm back at a computer

Fun days! inf-clojure now support REPL type for extensibility and Lumo! If you have some time, test and bug me with bugs https://github.com/clojure-emacs/inf-clojure/pull/44

@dpsutton took this blog https://coderwall.com/p/53bfpg/for-beginners-get-emacs-with-clojure-up-and-running and started installing things dont know how to turn on smex and idomenu

https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Smex

looks like this is all you need (global-set-key (kbd "M-x") 'smex)

ye i figured that but not sure in which file i write that i dont have init.el like i had with Brave and true setup

that guide has you make one

Configuring Emacs

C-x C-f ~/.emacs <br/>
Welcome to the world of elisp! After you've survived that shock, let's get started!<br/>
Ok, first, place this at the end of the file:

C-x C-f ~/.emacs will create that file for you

that's what that is saying

and when you only have a single file it creates it at ~/.emacs

if its a directory it makes ~/.emacs.d/

oki lets see

i made that file and put https://gist.github.com/zilti/6083155 into ;;your code goes here

👍

Warning (initialization): An error occurred while loading `/home/marko/.emacs': Symbol's value as variable is void: defun To ensure normal operation, you should investigate and remove the cause of the error in your initialization file. Start Emacs with the `--debug-init' option to view a complete error backtrace.

no idea

defun is for sure defined

have you installed ido?

can you do the (require 'ido)

yes

i didnt have it now i installed it

same thing

can you post your emacs file?

i will go through the list once again

thank you very much for being patient with me

no prob

ah, well, you put defun outside of parens

(defun function (params) ...)

defun my-init () is just not well formed

ye i fixed it got error pretty-mode-plus not there - i cant find it on melpa

should i just comment that line?

well, it sounds like you are using someone else's init?

i thought that's why you didn't want to use prelude

i don't know what pretty mode plus is

i understand

prelude was too much for me i couldnt handle so much

so i found smallest tutorial

just to get how what and where

basically i'd have to do the same with prelude

fair enough

every package i install i should put in ~/.emacs.d/personel/personal.el

i don't know what pretty mode plus is

just as u said yesterday

right?

package?

but you don't have a directory

so i'm not sure what happens there

you have a single file at ~/.emacs, right?

yes yes

i don't know where they get installed when you don't have an emacs directory

i was talking about if i were to use prelude steps would be the same. i'd just put these things (hooks and all that) into personel.el file just like you said yesterday

ah yes. all of your modifications would go into personal.el

ye ye so this was easier to grasp than prelude right away. i am absolute beginner so it takes time. Thank you for being patient with me

no problem

question on the side. when i delete emacs.d i get fresh new emacs i dont have to sudo apt-get remove emacs or purge or anyting like that?

the emacs config directory (~/.emacs) does not modify the binary you install

when emacs starts up, it looks at your emacs config file or directory to know what to do and what to look like

so yes deleting the config directory is sufficient

i failed to make init work but i learned a lot i will setup prelude now thank you so much thank you for taking time out of your day to help me

of course

i think the benefit of prelude is that a) it works b) there's lots of customizations that you can follow

so you can see what it looks like and modify it from there