in emacs, is there an easy way to do outlining/folding based on sexp ?

the regex seems to be matching both the start and the end

is there a JavaScript-like Array in Emacs Lisp? I want to mutate it with push and pop.

as a regex, what does "(def\\w*\\s-*\\(\\s_\\|\\w\\|[:?!]\\)*\\([ \\t]*(.*?)\\)?" mean

I get the (def is a literal (def

and \\w is \w is word

and \\s is \s is space

but what is \\s-* and \\s_

https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/RegularExpression may help. They look like expressions that work with the syntax table

thanks really useful, \s- whitespace character and \s_ symbol constituent explains alot

what is the meaning of .*? in emacs ?

(as a regexp)

the clojure executable & deps.edn seem like they could be a very good integration point for org-mode stuff

I'd love to figure out how to have code snippets in org-files, with optional deps listed, and have it run perfectly with no extra context necessary

I've been playing with origami for code folding. It's not behaving as I would like it to. Then I realized one thing: eamcs/cider already indents my clojure code properly; is there a nice way to get code folding via simply indenting ?