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@cjmurphy: you can turn on the key binding resolver to debug key bindings. Turn it on then it shows everything matching as you type.
Thanks @jasongilman. Using the resolver I could see that 'proto-repl-charts:toggle' was picking up the keystrokes. Commenting out in the .cson
keystrokes config file then restarting Atom fixed the problem. Not sure why proto-repl-charts wasn't being toggled, but happy to know about that resolver
@lostineverland I just archived #atom — that should prevent future confusion 🙂
@seancorfield, thanks again.
Sorry for the n00b question, but I'm trying to learn Proto REPL, so I’m trying to setup Atom as my primary editor for clojure. I’m using this as a reference:
I was hoping that auto closing of the '
character would be disabled, but it doesn’t seem to be the case.
Is there some defacto reference for setting up a clojure environment in Atom?