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n
paginates forward. p
and N
do not go back. CIDER docs says use SPC
and M-SPC
to go back and forth, but Spacemacs seems to override those.
p
was working for me last month in Evil normal state. L
to go back to up to a parent expression https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/evaluating-clojure/inspect.html
It seems like N
is supposed to work, but I'm seeing errors in my messages buffer:
> command-execute: Wrong type argument: commandp, cider-inspector-previous-page [4 times]
Thanks, @U05254DQM! p
doesn't seem to work for me, I'm seeing the following message:
> funcall-interactively: Buffer is read-only: #<buffer cider-inspect>
Strange, I just ran the inspector and p
and N
both page backwards (one you have paged forwards).
Is the inspector buffer in Evil normal state? It should be by default
It seems like your p
is trying to paste into the buffer, so maybe there is a bug. Nothing has changed with the Clojure layer in Spacemacs develop
for a while though. If you are on Spacemacs master
then perhaps there is a bug only fixed in develop
.
> Is the inspector buffer in Evil normal state? It should be by default
When I M-x evil-normal-state
within the inspect buffer and press n
, I get a "SOMETHING": pattern not found
, seeming to search for SOMETHING.
Does emacs -Q
use a specfic theme? If so then add the name of that theme to dotemacs-themes
in .spacemacs
.
Otherwise use SPC T s
to select themes, using C-c C-f
to preview each theme while the helm list of themes is open. Then select the theme that is closest to the original theme.
I believe the theme is called default
, so set that in .spacemacs.
I am on vacations and trying spacemacs for the first time hehehe.. your blog has several nice tips, thanks @U05254DQM
I still thinking if its worth the effort of learning spacemacs... the bindings seems like very thought out!
I've added a note about disabling custom themes to get the classic Emacs colors, so thanks for letting me know how you configured it. https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/install-spacemacs/themes.html