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I could have sworn you could use #C9BT75KRC with a stdin/stdout REPL but the documentation only seems to hint at socket REPLs, is that right?
i’ve wanted to make a “target buffer” mode. which uses clojure-mode and takes a target buffer that it sends forms over and knows how to send enter in that buffer. then you could just have vterm up and send a few forms (require, send forms, doc, in-ns, etc)
It can either start the process itself (set the command to (e.g.) clojure -Adev:etc
) or connect to a socket repl (set the command to (localhost . 5555)
IIRC)
i made a temp dir, make deps.edn just {}
and from the deps.edn file ran m-x inf-clojure
. it asked me which form to use to startup and then dropped me in a repl buffer
Which form to use at startup : do you mean the command to start the REPL? My REPL is a custom lisp