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jasongilman00:12:52

@jamieorc: Thanks! It was a lot of work over the last year and a lot of work to make the presentation. I've been really pleased with the response. I hope to see more users and others building extensions in Atom.

neil.clarke06:12:42

Hey @jasongilman - just a shout out from another Clojurian in South Africa who loves using Proto REPL! Great product - thanks for all the hard work.

neil.clarke09:12:54

o7 @robert-stuttaford - yeah I'd also love to see clj-refactor integrated; probably a bit beyond my expertise but willing to help in some way...

jasongilman13:12:23

@neil.clarke: That's something I'd like to do as well. It certainly seems possible to integrate that in and expose it through different actions in Atom. My current priorities are getting infinite/large sequences handled and Sayid integration.

jamieorc18:12:49

@jasongilman I wish I was doing more clojure(script), but medium-to-long term it will happen. I’ve done significant work in Om and re-frame and decided I like Hoplon much better 🙂 I’ll bet it took a lot of work to make those plugins. I discovered yours after I decided to check out Atom again. Textmate is wanting and I’ve only ever put up with Emacs. BTW, Sayid looks way cool.

seancorfield18:12:16

My biggest obstacle so far to testing all this is getting used to non-Emacs key bindings for basic navigation and editor operations… I hadn’t realized how deeply internalized Emacs keystrokes had become! 🙂

robert-stuttaford18:12:47

just remember all the repl things are Cmd+Alt+something 🙂

robert-stuttaford18:12:17

i still keep emacs open to re-indent code and use the threading shortcuts 🙈

robert-stuttaford18:12:26

by copying code back and forth

seancorfield18:12:06

Is there an equivalent to C-c C-k (compile current file into the REPL)? I know I can do C-a C-M-, s but that literally sends the whole buffer as text into the REPL which is a bit messy...

seancorfield18:12:53

Ah, “Display Executed Code in REPL” is probably what I’m looking for...

seancorfield18:12:39

Hmm, when I uncheck that anything I type in the REPL reappears after I press shift-enter so I have to delete it in order to type something else...

seancorfield18:12:46

(it suppresses display of executed code sent from the editor just fine, so that’s good!)

jamieorc19:12:08

you can open settings -> keybindings and filter on “proto-repl” to see the keybindings

seancorfield19:12:27

Oh, that might be a good option for me… thank you @tolitius !

tolitius19:12:54

sure, yea I am also just starting with atom. tried it with Elm first.. now with proto-repl it just too appealing not to try with Clojure 🙂