vim 2019-08-18 | Slack Archive

Can fireplace jump to java jdk source code in the same.way that cider can?

Also does anyone know how to remap FireplaceDjump? Ideally it'd be called via gd rather than [C-D

nmap <Plug>Fireplace DJumpw

This remapping does not seem to work on neovim unfortunately I tried au Syntax Clojure nnoremap gd <Plug>Fireplace Djumpw too but to no avail

This works

augroup clojure
  au Syntax clojure nmap <buffer> gd <Plug>FireplaceDjump
augroup END

Sorry, mobile typo

I prefer the ftplugin file personally

What is the ftplugin file? I don't see one in the fireplace project

Just generally using an ftplugin file for clojure-specific stuff. Rather than an autogroup.

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It can If you have the jdk sources on the classpath

Thanks @dominicm is there a standard/easy way of configuring the classpath?

This works

augroup clojure
  au Syntax clojure nmap <buffer> gd <Plug>FireplaceDjump
augroup END

Hey Hey

I have this in my neovim .vimrc call deoplete#custom#option('keyword_patterns', {'clojure': '[\w!$%&+/:<=>?@^~-.#]_'})

yet, when I launch neovim to edit a clojure file, I get huge error dump

ultimately about re.error: bad character range ~-. at position 16

anyone else see that?

I'm guessing that's not a valid python regex. Can't guess why, maybe the ^

I think I fixed it

call deoplete#custom#option('keyword_patterns', {'clojure': '[\w!$%&+/:<=>?@^~\-\.#]_'})

2019-08-18