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pinkfrog02:10:50

Is it possible for lsp (or specifically calva) to denote private and public variables ?

ericdallo02:10:27

What do you mean with denote?

pinkfrog03:10:30

Show which are public and which are private

ericdallo03:10:20

I see, ATM no, but I think it would be possible to return that

ericdallo03:10:16

something like this, right?

ericdallo03:10:34

Done on master, available on next clojure-lsp release

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pinkfrog02:10:49

I am wondering how lsp index files. Suppose I have a macro Foobar, if I run “find all reference”, then nothing is shown. However, after I have opened the files that indeed contain the macro, then if I “find all references” again, the relevant entries will be shown.