Hello all, I´m trying to use chlorine:go-to-var-definition
but it fails and is getting a crazy path.
is that because I´m using alias/function
mode?
What's the path you're getting?
C:\Trabalho\BM\****\Projeto\Clojure\Monitoracao\baytinela\C:\Trabalho\BM\*****\Projetos\Clojure\bayconfig\src\uim\config.clj
It seems that is concat path from 2 projects
I included 2 folders of 2 projects
in atom
Uhn, never tested the feature with multi folders... I'll check here what happens.
A silly question, how do I clean all the evaluate values ?
@fabrao See https://github.com/seancorfield/atom-chlorine-setup/blob/master/keymap.cson#L46
@seancorfield I used your keybinds 🙂. So you don´t clean you inlines?
'atom-workspace atom-text-editor:not([mini])':
'ctrl-; ; b': 'chlorine:teste'
'ctrl-; b': 'sean:inspect-block'
'ctrl-; B': 'sean:inspect-top-block'
'ctrl-; c': 'chlorine:break-evaluation'
'ctrl-; d': 'chlorine:doc-for-var'
'ctrl-; D': 'sean:def-binding'
'ctrl-; e': 'chlorine:disconnect'
'ctrl-; f': 'chlorine:load-file'
'ctrl-; j': 'sean:inspect-java'
'ctrl-; k': 'chlorine:clear-console'
'ctrl-; n': 'sean:inspect-ns'
'ctrl-; s': 'sean:inspect-selection'
'ctrl-; S': 'chlorine:source-for-var'
'ctrl-; t': 'chlorine:run-test-for-var'
'ctrl-; v': 'sean:inspect-var'
'ctrl-; x': 'chlorine:run-tests-in-ns'
'ctrl-; y': 'chlorine:connect-clojure-socket-repl'
'ctrl-; .': 'chlorine:go-to-var-definition'
Visit that link again.
Compare it to what you have. You haven't updated your keymap since I updated mine 🙂
yes, 11 days ago
That link goes directly to the line that solves your problem.
yes, thanks
Pity! In general one would hope that teletype would work for any window, not just the one you’re typing in, but it doesn’t seem to be like that.
@mauricio.szabo so, is it a bug about wrong path?
@fabrao How did you start your REPL? Via cmd/powershell or via WSL?
PS
I wonder if it's some artifact of how your dependencies are set up? You're using CLI/`deps.edn`?
deps.edn
How do those two projects relate to each other? (Monitoracao\baytinela and bayconfig)
no relationship btw them
(I use Atom/Chlorine on both Mac and Windows with multiple projects open and have never seen go-to-var-definition mess up like that -- and I use PS for starting my REPL on Windows mostly)
Hi, I was checking if there's any code on goto-var-definition that uses the project's folders, and I didn't find anything... Are you using a Clojure REPL, or ClojureScript, ClojureCLR?
I start with clj -J'-Dclojure.server.repl={:port,5555,:accept,clojure.core.server/repl}'
connect to it
Can you try to re-start Atom with only one directory for the project, issue goto-var definition again, and check if the problem persist?
restart repl too?
I did without repl restart and the same problem
Try to restart it. See if it changes anything
same o
'C:\Trabalho\BM\\Projetos\Clojure\bayconfig\C:\Trabalho\BM\\Projetos\Clojure\bayconfig\src\uim\comm.clj'
Are these *****
on the path too?
Also, what's the path of the project?
That´s our customer name, I have to hide
Ok, no worries. I liteally just wanted to see if the directory was messing up so far that it was adding invalid chars on the path 😄
hehe, no, the path is ok with it
Okay, so... can you evaluate (replacing your-fn-name with the name of the var you're trying to go to defintion):
(:file (meta #'your-fn-name))
And send the result here? You can redact the path name, no worries 🙂Also, evaluate:
(keys (meta #'your-fn-name))
uim/comm.clj
and (:arglists :line :column :file :name :ns)
Okay, one more thing: can you evaluate, please:
(str
(.getResource (clojure.lang.RT/baseLoader)
"uim/comm.clj"))
I believe this is the last thing I'll ask 🙂
"file:/C:/Trabalho/BM/*/Projetos/Clojure/bayconfig/src/uim/comm.clj"
@mauricio.szabo no problem, anything you want to contribute