Hello! Is there a setting in CIDER that splits up string output if it is too long? Or isit just my code hmm
Looks like it's the text adventure example from Land of Lisp book ported to Clojure.
@kevin.van.rooijen I wish I were or rather using clojure to make something in general but I was reading through http://www.lisperati.com/clojure-spels/casting.html
Very cool though, I should really read this sometime
Is actually a pretty short read :o I heard casting spels with lisp was a good read. Was just an okay read for me :thinking_face:. Tho the LFE version of this is apparently pretty extensive and good hmmm
Not sure, maybe try setting cider-repl-use-pretty-printing
to nil ?
Ah yes that worked! hmmmm not sure how I should proceed tho, but I guess this isn't exactly too common an occurrence hmmm
Not sure why it's being printed that way. When I print a list in the repl (with the option enabled) it doesn't get printed like that
Oh wait, nevermind. If I print a (long) list of symbols I get the same
Oh whoops yeap I guess it isn't a string but a list of symbols!
Just curious, are you making a text adventure game? :)
why is it a list of symbols out of curiousity