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Hi,
complete protorepl newb here, so sorry for asking if this seems obvious.
In you can
M-x cider-jack-in-clj&cljs
and start two REPLs,
one for and another for
.
Can something like that be done for protorepl in Atom?
If not, what do you do instead:
- start two different REPLs, one for
and another for
and then switch the connections between them?
- which leads me to: can you have multiple REPL connections in a single Atom instance?
Thanks
Found this issue on GitHub, that asks the same question: https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl/issues/200
I don't believe ProtoREPL supports multiple REPLs.
Ah, that’s a shame. Thanks @seancorfield
Thanks for that @pez. I was asking on behalf of a colleague who is into Atom. And I don’t want to push him towards Emacs, just trying to get him set up & comfortable. So I’ll suggest Calva to him 🙂 Thanks again
is sort of there for people who want to try the
w/o also having to sip the
. It is quite Cider-inspired at that, so if you outgrow Calva you should find yourself at home with Cider. But, enough of highjacking of this channel. Tell your colleague that he is welcome to #calva-dev for support.