@uwo tpope has indicated that he's interested in taking a pr for disabling the formatprg

You can probably set formatprg in /after/ftplugin/clojure.vim

thanks. I ended up using after

@uwo curious, what's par?

http://vimcasts.org/episodes/formatting-text-with-par/

http://www.nicemice.net/par/par-doc.var

ah, figured it was a clojure tool (like paren or something)

it’s just a command line tool from ’93 🙂

quite like it, surpirsed you use it in Clojure files?

Gonna set this for use in asciidoc, gitcommit, etc. files

A shame that formatprg can't refer to columnwidth or something. I guess you could use a functin which looked at that…

> In the third case the 'textwidth' option controls the length of each formatted line (see below). If the 'textwidth' option is 0, the formatted line length is the screen width (with a maximum width of 79). That would be nice behaviour to punt to par when using it

I use it to format width of comments and docstrings

I find the normal =ap works for clojure code for me

obviously doesn’t fix lots of things, but…

zprint is pretty good at fixing stuff, fwiw

Realistically, you want different behaviour for formatting different things

cool never heard of zprint until now

ha. I had already starred it somehow

oh, dang... thanks for the zprint hint @dominicm... !a(za ftw.

@rgm so cool right?

tried and failed to get your pprint fork working (bet it's more me than you) but this is even better

c!! and !aFza is really nice with a repl connection for putting together test cases

@rgm Just so I'm certain, which version of cider-nrepl are you using?

It requires 0.15.1 (There's a bug in 0.15.0!)

hm, might have been 0.15.0 ... I'll try to give it another go with 0.16.0-snapshot and report

(0.15.0 works 50% of the time, dependent on how a topological sort happens to fall…)