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hey guys, using :set lisp
fixes some indentation problems I’ve been having with aligning in vim with vip=
etc - I don’t know if this is included in a plugin I’m unaware of, hopefully this tip saves you the same frustration!
I’ve been experimenting a little more. This example uses the expression register and a variable holding the last known loaded dependency. They are rubbish mappings but for testing I have <localleader>fd
to find the dependency in Clojars and then <localleader>pud
to use the expression register and put the last loaded dependency into project.clj at the current cursor position. http://i.imgur.com/zjtWxHT.png
I could obviously manipulate project.clj on the fly but not sure that would be desirable in some scenarios.
wow, nice work @markwoodhall