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hello, I'm trying to connect a REPL to nbb via Cursive, does anything has a working path to make it happen?
I tried this https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C029PTWD3HR/p1672941131071689?thread_ts=1672940438.362619&cid=C029PTWD3HR
but still, it never finishes the connection, tried both socket repl and nrepl
Please make this known to Colin. Several people have been asking for nbb support in Cursive but there's nothing I can do. nbb nREPL works with emacs, calva, vim, etc.
thanks @U04V15CAJ, nudging there š
Iām seeing a somewhat odd difference of behaviour between nbb file.cljs
and nbb -e
:
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> nbb -e '(println "hello")\n"world"'
hello
"world"
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> cat codeblock.cljs
(println "hello")
"world"ā
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> nbb codeblock.cljs
hello
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)>
bb will print the value when executing the file though
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> bb -e '(println "hello")\n"world"'
hello
"world"
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> cat codeblock.clj
(println "hello")
"world"
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> bb codeblock.clj
hello
"world"
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)>
yes, bb has had the "different" printing behavior but it wasn't changed because it would be breaking
got it
I see what you mean with clj
filipesilva@Filipes-MBP ~/L/M/i/D/p/babashka (master)> clj codeblock.clj
WARNING: Implicit use of clojure.main with options is deprecated, use -M
hello
thank you for explaning this to me š