Has anyone else had problems with vim-parinfer-rust in fireplace's commandline window please?

You mean with cqp?

cqq to be precise but yeah

Error detected while processing function <SNR>44_process:            
line    4:
E121: Undefined variable: b:parinfer_last_changedtick
E15: Invalid expression: b:parinfer_last_changedtick != b:changedtick

Paging @eraserhd ^ 😛

thanks 🙂

Interesting. I've seen something like that, but different.

One minute and I'll see if I can fix

I'm at 04e0d7d33470cb867301081ebb9860274c76f73d More work on returning parens

on neovim

Hmm, it's on closing the window. That's weird.

I'm so glad it's not just my env

fireplace has some evil clever things under the hood.

also unrelatedly, >) doesn't seem to work on the final ) of my let here?

(deftest r-account
  (let [account (first accounts)
        id (:id account)])

  (is (= account (r-account nil {:id id} nil))))

I'm using vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people

switched from paredit today as that was breaking c + s with .

Well, I have to leave hotel room. I'll pick up in a bit.

Thanks for looking into this!

@lxsi No problem! Thanks for reaching out. Would you mind filing an issue or two on github?

Sure

Thanks. I'm not sure how much time I'll have today, and I don't want to forget them.

OK, so... I see the problem. Is there any use for parinfer in the command-line window with cqq?

I can make it work or disable it. I'm leaning toward disabling it.

Hmm, OK, right... parentheses still need to be balanced here.