@schmee cpp is what you want?

@dominicm I think you meant to ping @lwhorton? 🙂

I did yes. Your slack squares are very similar!

not quite, cpp evals the form under cursor (awesome). i want something that is like a shortcut to select-copy-paste into the repl.

@lwhorton you might have a look at neoterm: https://github.com/kassio/neoterm i'm not sure if it will work out-of-the-box for clojure, but it seems equipped to do that exact thing

this part, in particular: https://github.com/kassio/neoterm#repl

I just switched from “macvim + rebel-readline in a separate terminal” to “neovim + neoterm” and it’s so good!

@schmee cool! did you have to do anything special to get clojure working with neoterm? i've never tried it

not really, I added some shortcuts and changed the default REPL, otherwise it just works out of the box:

nnoremap <leader>r :T (do (require 'user :reload) (user/refresh))<cr>
nnoremap <leader>e :T (do (require 'user :reload) (user/reload))<cr>
let g:neoterm_default_mod = 'vertical'
nmap gl <Plug>(neoterm-repl-send)
augroup Clj
  au!
  au FileType clojure call neoterm#repl#set('lr')
augroup END
nmap ga glab

I use parinfer-rust so ga means “evalute the parenthesised form currently under the cursor”

and gl allows me to eval an arbitrary motion command’s worth of code

@lwhorton this sounds like what you’re after ^

neovim only though 😕

that sounds great!

i'll have to try it sometime