til there's a parinfer channel

Haha, just before I got told about it, @shaunlebron 😛

so you were asking about why two modes exist @escherize

the website might be too much information about this, but check out the new demo site

Yeah, I havn't used parinfer a TON, but indent-mode clicked with me more

it has a caption that describes each mode when you hover over it

I actually asked because i was digging in the source of the demo

Paren Mode is not popular, but it’s hard to communicate the context required to appreciate it

those may be related

I suppose, respecting the indentation I've chosen could be a good thing

I’ll record a quick gif of the main use case that keeps me from throwing away Paren Mode

One I could think of, is - in emacs it's called align-cljlet, and indents code like this:

(defn foo
  "hello, this is a docstring"
  [a b]
  (let [sum          (+ a b)
        prod         (* a b)
        unused-thing nil]
     {:sum               sum
      :prod              prod
      :parinfer-awesome? true}))

uploading quick screencast

appreciate it

np, comes up a lot

upload speeds are atrocious

well, they’re not fast

do you have screenhero?

hey, i do have screenhero

email:

well, turns out I don't

...

Haha, whats your email

I have it on my work acount...

<mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BkAD0vKJrA

Planck 1.10, which uses Parinfer for indentation has been pushed out. Will be announcing it shortly.

@shaunlebron: i prefer previewCursorScope!