@lockdown- I have written a ascii to vim echo converter, but never contributed it upstream.

I guess I'm saying not out of the box :)

I was able to get clojure-lsp working with those instructions from @alee, thank you! Had to screenshot those instructions cuz of slack things. Now how do I tweak this or selectively turn it off?

Like in my practice or utils scratch files I'm getting a ton of Unused declarations on all my functions and such.

and go to definitions works with coc.nvim's floating windows!

You can use :CocEnable and :CocDisable to turn coc on and off

nice. On that note, I've been curious if I can use one shortcut command (like <leader>c) to toggle between :CocEnable and :CocDisable instead of using two shortcut commands (one to enable, one to disable)? Is that possible?

If you can detect whether it is enabled, yes :)

I did something like that. The only way I could find to detect whether it's enabled is a bit hacky, but seems to work OK-ish

https://github.com/daveyarwood/dotfiles/commit/a228a07b07d07d146c9f20e847117c8e7dc473a0

awesome, works exactly as intended with clojure at least. thank you!

No prob!