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Looks like parinfer support has been added to re-console. https://github.com/Lambda-X/re-console/releases/tag/0.1.2
@sekao: cool! looks like you’re indenting to child expressions inside of the last collection of the line, smart!
that’s not information I’m providing, just tab stops at open-parens currently
just a headsup, doesn’t seem to work on empty lines
for placing the cursor at tabstops I mean
re-console, that’s cool. looks like it’s using codemirror-parinfer
mauricio szabo worked his magic on getting it working really well in codemirror, for paren mode at least
would like that merged in with codemirror-parinfer so we can unite those implementations
@shaunlebron: oh good call on the empty line issue, i just fixed it. i’m really loving this indentation snapping so far, it’s making parinfer a lot nicer to use. gonna play with it more but i’ll probably release it in nightcode in the next few days
I need to catch up with all of this and update atom-parinfer
I've got this mostly working in nvim but running into some remote plugin features that are missing. If people are itching for it I could release sooner.
snoe: remote plugin features?
ok thanks, vim-specific