Hello. Question, is it good that cqcleaves you in input mode? Is there a way to change that?

what do you have cqc bound to?

default vim-fireplace binding, opens command editor

What else would you be doing with it?

If you just want to evaluate the form at the cursor, use cpp

I’ve never used the command-line window in other editing contexts, but so far (I am brand new to Clojure and therefore Fireplace) usually the first thing I am doing is k to a previous command.

but first I have to exit insert mode; I guess I’m surprised that q: leaves you in normal but cqc doesnt.

I tried both vim-fireplace and conjure when i first start learning about clojure. The default key binding in conjure makes more sense to me though: https://conjure.fun

Only for neovim?

yea,

@james.amberger Again, I think that's because most of the time you'd use cpp. I truly have never used cqc with fireplace. What are you trying to achieve? It looks like you could easily create a new mapping: > cqc                    Bring up a command-line-window for code to >                        eval/print. Equivalent to cqp<C-F>i.

You'd just map your desired key sequence to cqp<C-F> and leave off that i that's mapped in cqc. I hope that makes some sense...

I’m using cqc to call a function after I cpp its definition

among other things. Still feeling my way around ofc

my bad , i just didn’’ see cqq