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practicalli-johnny00:01:37

@johanatan I had been using the following code in dotspacemacs/user-config to treat hyphenated words as a single word when in Clojure mode, although its been a while since I used it 

;; In clojure-mode, treat hyphenated words as a single word.
  (add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook #'(lambda () (modify-syntax-entry ?- "w")))

johanatan07:01:39

wow, just this change alone without my original changes also suffers the end-of-line hangup problem

johanatan07:01:33

@jr0cket do you know if it would work for the entire list of chars considered in my snippet?

johanatan07:01:54

i.e., i mean if it were modified to do so

johanatan07:01:37

@jr0cket would you mind sharing your entire .spacemacs file that i could compare against mine? (or I can do vice versa if that's better for you)

Samuel09:01:02

https://github.com/practicalli/spacemacs-config/blob/master/.spacemacs.d/init.el I would suggest using ediff to get some context 

M-x ansi-term RET
i
curl  > ~/.practicalli.el
fd
SPC E f f
<file `A' path> ~/.spacemacs
<file `B' path> ~/.practicalli.el

practicalli-johnny13:01:44

Thanks for sharing. I have just pushed a few updates, but non should affect your issue.

practicalli-johnny13:01:28

@johanatan I removed the comment from my clojure-mode-hook code and restarted emacs. I am not experiencing any issues. It does not jump over -> in defn names, but then I wouldnt expect it to.

johanatan22:01:17

This is so weird. A coworker installed a fresh spacemacs and added your code change to it and he experiences the same problem I have (independently of any of my other configuration).

johanatan22:01:09

Perhaps it’s a difference between using .spacemacs and .spacemacs.d/init ?

practicalli-johnny12:01:59

@johanatan are you restarting Emacs after making changes to your .spacemacs file? If not, then some code could still be in memory.

johanatan22:01:41

Yes, I always restart when making these types of changes.

practicalli-johnny13:01:37

@johanatan I removed the comment from my clojure-mode-hook code and restarted emacs. Using w on defn names that include -> are getting stuck. Not sure if this was the case before.

practicalli-johnny14:01:00

I updated the code to include more symbols and using w works correctly almost all of the time, but on occasion it will stick at the end of a line. How strange. I dont know how to start debugging this... 

(add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook #'(lambda ()
                                   (dolist (c (string-to-list "-_>?"))
                                     (modify-syntax-entry c "w"))))

jahson21:01:19

I think you could use SPC h d b and search for the command mapped to w, using ^w.

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johanatan22:01:56

Yes the sticking at the end of the line for lines that contain hyphens is the problem.

mathpunk19:01:20

It looks like my CIDER is a version behind, despite being on the latest develop branch of spacemacs. How can I upgrade it?

jahson21:01:22

You should check possible sources for your CIDER version, like project.clj, profiles and global user profile for lein.

practicalli-johnny01:01:21

If you are on Spacemacs develop branch then check you are not using spacelpa repository. In your .spacemacs file, check this setting is nil 

dotspacemacs-use-spacelpa nil

practicalli-johnny01:01:34

If that is already set, then try moving or deleting the cider-* packages from $HOME/.emacs.d/elpa/<emacs-version>/develop/ directory and restart Emacs it should download the latest cider package.

practicalli-johnny01:01:24

Also check your .spacemacs file to see if you pinned a package version of cider. Take a look in spacemacs-additional-packages For an example of pinning, see http://jr0cket.co.uk/2017/03/spacemacs-managing-broken-emacs-packages.html

mathpunk17:01:24

excellent, thanks!

Miloš Mošić20:01:50

Have you tried updating the packages manually? SPC f e U will update all of the packages, after a restart it should just work.