Clojurians Log v2

I’ve got chlorine up and running, but when I use it w/ REBL, having issues: • I get connected to the repl and inline results show up fine • but nothing is output to the Chlorine window (it works when not using REBL, though without an input area) • I can work in the repl and it communicates with REBL properly • So, it’s like half the communication is working I’ve followed Sean Corfield’s examples so far. Any help or ideas welcome!

Starting with clj -A:socket:rebl-11 using clojure 1.10.1 jdk 11.0.6-zulu

I restarted Atom and am now seeing output properly in Chlorine’s pane, but no love with REBL

@jamieorc The commands that submit values to the REBL are different from Chlorine's normal eval commands.

It's probably easier if you use my setup: https://github.com/seancorfield/atom-chlorine-setup

That defines additional REBL commands, as well as a full set of key bindings.

You'll see that the keymap in my setup binds ctrl-; b to inspect-block instead of eval-block. It's the inspect variants that interface with REBL.

@seancorfield Thanks, I’ll have a look. I had noticed your chlorine setup the other day when I was glancing around, but forgot about that when I set up REBL today.

@seancorfield how do you plop init-coffee into Atom?

Those files in my repo would go in your ~/.atom folder

(well, back up your own ones first 🙂 )

🙂

init-script was what I forgot about

REBL working for you now with Chlorine?

not quite done

I’m putting in manually b/c my keybindings are totally other from yours and Mauricio’s

@seancorfield Got it! Thanks for your help. Is there any difference between "chlorine:inspect-block" and "sean:inspect-block"` ? AFAICT they do the same thing.

I can't remember if the code is identical. I wanted more REBL functionality so I decided to maintain it entirely outside Chlorine.

One caveat to be aware of, that I haven't addressed yet, is that you can't use the inspect-* commands on Clojure 1.9 or earlier (although you can use them without REBL on the classpath -- they just act like basic eval-* commands.

(I work entirely on the very latest Clojure version so I just don't run into this)

great. Do the inspect commands work like the eval commands when not using REBL?

Just compared the source of Chlorine to my init.coffee and, right now, they are functionality identical.

Yes, if you're on Clojure 1.10

oh, great.

wonderful! Thanks so much for your help.

The wrap in REBL stuff just evaluates the selected code as usual if no REBL is available.

Where did you find the Chlorine code in it’s source? I was looking and hadn’t found it yet

I often have my editor connected to a Socket REPL on a remote server (so, no REBL), and I still use the inspect-* commands.

@jamieorc The Chlorine repo is linked from the Atom package https://github.com/mauricioszabo/atom-chlorine

But a lot of the underlying stuff is in the repl-tooling repo.

@jamieorc Chlorine is written in ClojureScript, so the code that Atom interprets is a compiled JS version. You can see the code on Github

https://github.com/mauricioszabo/repl-tooling

yeah, I was looking there. Then I searched for “inspect-block” and found it.

To be more precise, if you want to see what's the exact code for your version, see the tag that is suffixed -source - that's the original code for that version 🙂

Thanks again for your time.

OK

Oh, hey @mauricio.szabo I didn’t realize you had jumped in. Thanks for your help, too

Both of you guys have done a lot of outstanding work. Cheers

Thanks! Any problems, ideas, etc just message here 🙂