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2018-07-11
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Finally got it working. Had to use :Piggieback (figwheel-sidecar.repl-api/repl-env "blah")
instead of the cljs-repl
used by the emacs people.
The apparent success from before was from having some log statements being ran when sidecar was reloading the file.
Hi all, I pretty much gave up vim for emacs when I started writing Clojure around a year ago… I would love to start looking back into editing clojure with vim but haven’t had the time to look at the current tooling. Can anybody point me to a simple vimrc that I can pull in and get up to speed with quickly? ….was using neovim before switching but either vim or nvim is fine. Thx!!!
@fedreg I'd recommend mine, but I imagine you might work differently to me with grep, file nav, buffer switching, etc