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Hi all, I followed the recommended setup on proto GitHub page. I have proto repl, parinfer, lisp paredit.
I am not able to use properly
Hitting enter creates blank line but keeps the cursor at same place
I have to enter control enter. When I try to add a new let binding in next line, it doesn't add spaces and indentation.
parinfer works as per my expectations if i set parinfer:Paren is set
however, it is always set to parinfer:indent
how do I make this setting change permanently
@manas.marthi Are you on Windows or Mac?
What you described sounds like what I ran into on Windows -- and the "opinionated" guide is written for Mac so you need to add something else to the keymap. Unfortunately, I recently wiped my Windows laptop and haven't yet set up Atom/ProtoREPL on it.
Hi @seancorfield I am on windows
This file needs a version for Windows (different platform condition and appropriate changes to all the cmd
keys) https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jasongilman/d1f70507bed021b48625/raw/cde5626b1df66fc62c315c38b52f827b46777d61/keymap.cson
Here's what I was using -- which remove the Mac-only nature of most key bindings. I don't remember if this solves the Windows enter
problem https://github.com/seancorfield/proto-repl-setup/blob/master/keymap.cson