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2018-02-21
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matan17:02:48

Keybindings and Events: Keyboard shortcuts below refer to using ctrl-alt-, then a letter. That means press the ctrl key and the comma key at the same time, release them, and then press the subsequent letter. Some keyboard shortcuts also include the shift key.

matan17:02:04

Plainly said, I don't get it

matan17:02:26

alt and comma, huh?

matan17:02:30

what am I missing? 🙂

matan17:02:48

Anyway thanks for this excellent project!

justinlee17:02:51

@matan that’s a typo actually. you hit “control alt comma” release that, then follow it up with something. so “control alt comma”, release, “y”, will open up an nrepl

justinlee17:02:51

i just use the command palette (cmd-shift-p) rather than try to memorize key combinations. i stopped using emacs for a reason. 🙂

matan17:02:01

actually it works for me without the alt key

matan17:02:34

thanks for the command pallete tip!

matan17:02:04

Can we also have the repl at the bottom not the right hand side?

justinlee17:02:12

one tip on that: you can search any part of the command. so pretty quickly you can learn 4 or 5 letters that unique. for example i just type “nrepl” and that gets me to the protorepl nrepl command immediately

matan17:02:09

glad I found this, I was going to dump clojure due to lack of tooling

justinlee17:02:16

yes: View -> Panes -> Split Down. Then just drag tabs around

matan17:02:18

I plan to, as I just reinstalled atom from scratch

justinlee17:02:28

you DEFINITELY want to do every step in that gist, except for the init.coffee/keymap.json step, which you could take or leave

matan17:02:50

I sincerely appreciate all this advice!

justinlee17:02:02

its particularly important to change the non-word characters and the bracket matcher characters