@escherize: it seems like clojure-refactor is having trouble. I'll try to figure it out when im less tired. thanks for the help!

cljr-/ has been crashing for me for a while too, actually

when I type Thread/... into a buffer the repl tends to throw an exception

How to start emacs fullscreen on OSX? (dotspacemacs-fullscreen-at-startup t) doesn’t work

(setq-default dotspacemacs-fullscreen-at-startup t)

@trybeee: sorry for the late reply, saw your message just now

This is also nice in dotspacemacs/user-config:

(evil-leader/set-key "of" 'spacemacs/toggle-fullscreen)

janiczek: thanks, SPC T F works for me. Just wanted it to be automatically on startup.

hkjels: thanks, but this doesn’t work. I have a feeling that fn calls inside dotspacemacs/user-config aren’t executed on startup

@trybeee ah! didn't know about SPC T F thanks

@trybeee: you need dotspacemacs-fullscreen-at-startup t in the dotspacemacs/init rather than dotspacemacs/user-config

chris: it works if i place it to dotspacemacs/user-init. But doesn’t work in dotspacemacs/init. thank you

@escherize: continuing our conversation about the "/" causing a problem (opening a repl and complaining about nrepl and lein being out of sync) i was able to fix this by adding clojure refactor to my plugins in the project.clj (as per the instructions right on the clojure refactor page).

at anyone, whats the best way to change data structures? Say i have a ( (1 2 3) [3 4 5]) and i want to change the second form i.e [3 4 5] to (3 4 5)?

spacemacs includes a port of vim-surround

so put your cursor inside the [] and type cs[)

assuming you use the vim editing mode

https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround

more on surround

@chris, thats awesome. I was worried i had lost vim-surround.

spacemacs includes a few ports, like argtextobj.vim and vim-surround, plus a port of nerd commenter, maybe some other stuff too