anyone successfully overridden the cider-pprint-fn to puget/fipp?

I would swear there was a way to toggle SM between two different structural editing modes, but damned if I can find it. Anyone?

Newbie question - I keep getting this error. ‘Symbols value as variable is void company-frontends’. I’l finish an expression then press enter to start a new line but I think Spacemacs is reading it as trying to autocomplete but there is nothing to complete.

Sounds like maybe company, or company-frontends, isn't installed? IIRC company has to be installed on your system to use it for autocompletion. Have you changed any settings related to autocompletion?

nope, using the default .spacemacs config

Weird. No clue, then. Do you have some customization in the ~/.emacs.d directory left over from customizing a previous emacs distribution?

Nope, I hit enter for all the default options when I first installed.

No idea, then, I'm afraid, other than to google the error, which I'm sure you've done. Good luck!

Yep 🙂 Thanks

and just like that cider-pprint-fn goes back to clojure pprint. (after spacemacs restart)

even in customize-group it’s set to puget, thoroughly confused

@jstokes I'd expect you could add (setq cider-pprint-fn fn-you-want) to your .spacemacs. Or setq-default.

yeah i have this in my user-config

and looking at customize-group it is applied

this is when calling C-c C-p cider-pprint-eval-last-sexp fwiw

Gotcha. That's annoying. Maybe you have to setq it (with-eval-after-load 'clojure-mode ... )?

i’ll give that a shot when i don’t have repls running that i dont want to abandon

I know that feeling

i need a meta-repl where i can (flush-state-to-disk!) 🙂

this may have worked for a while earlier since i was hacking around with the cider elisp. in some places it looks like we can pass in a pretty-printer, and i just nuked those

the extent of my elisp knowledge is balancing parens though