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@devth probably easier to debug pprint with you here. What are you trying, what are you seeing?
git log on my vim plugin, verifies i have your changes:
thartman at 17:50:13 in ~/.config/nvim/repos/github.com/tpope/vim-fireplace on master
± g log --oneline
a315268 (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Add pprint support to :Eval
d745b00 Clean up msg mutating code in nrepl adapter
9b9a808 Add pprint to cpp [#262]
...
cpp
on
(into {} (map #(vector % (str (rand-int 100))) (range 10)))
gives:
{0 "35", 7 "19", 1 "33", 4 "74", 6 "58", 3 "63", 2 "57", 9 "48", 5 "70", 8 "97"}
expected:
{0 "26",
7 "91",
1 "77",
4 "54",
6 "70",
3 "57",
2 "67",
9 "79",
5 "24",
8 "29"}
@devth in the source code, the width is set to the screen width by default, I think this is a terrible default, try setting it to 80
i can't count the number of times i've run :Last
, copy-pasted the result into my buffer, and manually added line breaks, just so i could read it
there have been a few projects made to address this problem - visualizing large structures. can't remember what they were. usually made for emacs first, vim later
Similar setup and it's all working on the box for me too.
It's working ok for me on a lein project with cider.
ah i messed with some of my existing fireplace / clojure settings in init.vim and it started working. narrowing down which setting it was :thinking_face:
hm now i can't repro it not working. seemed to start working after several vim restarts. anyway, this is awesome now that it's working. nice work @dominicm!
@devth can you confirm your cider version? There's a bug in 0.15.0 that means it only works every 50% of JVM restarts.
(i had upgraded immediately after the first try that didn't work. still didn't work after upgrade until many vim and nrepl restarts later)
OK, I should ask this here. I use Ctrl+P on my project, and it's kinda sluggish. I actually moved to it from something that was more sluggish (I forget what). Should I be using it or something else, or is there some obvious config I'm missing?
apparently https://github.com/jhawthorn/fzy is even better, but i'm so satisfied with fzf, i doubt i'll ever try it 😛
I’ve used Command-T for a long time and it’s been great, super fast, no problems whatsoever
Yeah, I was fiddling with Command-T the other day, and dropped it for fear it would mess up too many other things just to set it up.