cider-pprint-eval-last-sexp-to-comment

I would use that one for ,e;

Instead of cider-eval-defun-to-comment

Oh actually I see how it works now

You have to stand in the expression with cider-eval-defun-to-comment

Maybe also a command to clear the repl, not sure if that’s possible

I mean removing all vars

So you have a clean slate again

Now I use cider-quit and restart

Maybe there’s already a better way

As of the latest develop branch, there are several ways to remove vars , e u to undefine a specific var , e n to refresh the current namespace , e N or , s q n to reload the current namespace , s q N to reload everything , s q r to restart the REPL

I will give cider-pprint-eval-last-sexp-to-comment a try, I had not noticed that command before. I tend to use cider-eval-defun-at-point far more. I only use last-sexp on nested functions, so initially the current , e ; binding seems to fit. However, I will test out the differences this week. I can always add another binding for that function if there is a good keybinding to use.

Thanks for the feedback

Would it be possible (even if locally) to put the -pprint versions behind a C-u+`regular-command`?

@U1UQEM078 interesting. There are a few places where different functions or behaviour is called if you use SPC u before the keybinding, but I havent looked in detail at this. Certainly would help streamline a few keybindings if we just provided a universal argument to switch.

I'd love if the layer could smartly alter itself between cider and inf-clojure

Well, I'd say low on the priority list, but I think it be a nice to have

@U0K064KQV do you have any info on how to use inf-clojure with Spacemacs? Not something I am aware of or have tried.

There is an outstanding issue on Spacemacs for swappable backends for Clojure. https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/11014 I havent felt the need for anything other than CIDER, so not on my todo list for a long while.