How do I debug/fine tune the indent rules? It seems particularly after I enabled treesitter, indents are not being handled correctly in some cases.

If you do set, you should see something like indentexpr=GetClojureIndent()

that will be the function used to indent your code

for me, I use vim-polygot

do you use vim-polygot?

@dharrigan I do not. As far as Clojure is concerned, I think these are the plugins that are at play: • neoclide/coc.nvim: coc-clojure, coc-highlight • vim-scripts/VimClojure • guns/vim-sexp • liquidz/vim-iced • liquidz/vim-iced-coc-source • nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter In my case, it looks like vim-iced is controlling indents: indentexpr=GetIcedIndent(). Although iced itself interacts with other plugins in a way I haven't yet made sense of. Maybe it doesn't support treesitter properly?

Unable to comment really, as I don't use either. Perhaps if you go into $HOME/.vim/bundle/vim-iced.... and have a look around for that function

you can discern what it is doing

there are other things that will help you like :h formatprg, :h formatexpr, and so on

good luck!

Thank you!

Are you sure you need vim-scripts/vimclojure? Wouldn't coc give you thinks like completion etc...?

and vim-iced for eval etc...?

I am not sure. I'm certain there is some overlap in my plugins but arrived at this combination through trial and error. I'll try disabling.

If you want to view mine, it is here:

althoug I do use conjure, not iced. Everything else should be similar.

> vim-iced’s code formatting is powered by cljfmt. Maybe cljfmt isn't playing nicely with treesitter :thinking_face:

I've perused your repo and copied bits of it 🙂

🙂 good good 🙂 Take what you need, reject want you don't like 🙂

iced is pretty great but I think I'll have to give conjure a spin one of these days.

I've just updated the repo with my latest, which brings in telescope, which is pretty awesome.

I keep seeing telescope mentioned all over the place. It isn't redundant when using vim-fzf for search/file selection, etc.?

Perhaps, although telescope does use fzf if you want it to

It's very fast

and has great integration with neovim

I actually also use this plugin for it

which makes it even faster

Do you know if it supports autocomplete the same way fzf does or if it's just based around that popup interface?

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by autocomplete?

The inline autocomplete suggestions, like you have with https://github.com/dharrigan/vimconfig/blob/3d6bf1568dc1caba33367a1f4d0b63a22661f544/custom/600-mappings.vim#L41

Well, I do use both, so I use telescope for searching files and grepping and buffers

then I still have the fzf plugin for autocomplete

they work together fine 🙂

perhaps there is a more optimal solution, but seems to be okay so far

Makes sense. I'll try it out once I get these indents sorted lol

np

good luck!

time to feed the dog and take for a walk

bbl

Hi, if I have a binding to clojure-lsp to transpose map entries

nnoremap <silent> crmu :call CocRequest('clojure-lsp', 'workspace/executeCommand', {'command': 'move-coll-entry-up', 'arguments': [Expand('%:p'), line('.') - 1, col('.') - 1]})<CR>