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@richiardiandrea: its parsing what it gets back from nREPL as edn. It doesn't really know what they came from. I think it would be possible to write some nrepl middleware to change the representation by examining the underlying classes. I think it's best to keep the representation to match what other repls show though.
Though I think I don't exactly get your example. Could you show the input and expected output?
Yes I got a screenshot but now I am away from it @jasongilman so I will follow up OK? Also...it think protorepl is the only editor that displays inline 😁
Light table used to do it iirc
I think that there could be simple filter: when map?
directly show second
(the value)...Anyway, I will paste a screen
Ah I get what you're saying
I've had the same thought about how maps should display inline.
If you're interested in taking a crack at it the code is here: https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl/blob/master/proto-repl-client-cljs/src/proto_repl/edn_reader/display.cljc#L47
Oh cool it looks very easy to accomplish 😁