<Leader>lt
Wooo! I haven't had this many vim tabs open since the '00s
Hahaha yeah, for those people that prefer a whole tab for their repl stuff. I use it when I'm digging into big output. The HUD will workout that you can't see it and still notify you of new entries if you're on another tab
@olical conjure v4 is such an impressive advance over v2... and I was even brave enough to recommend v2 (along with nvim) to Emacsers!
β€οΈ THANK YOU π
directional evaluation (`<Leader>Eiw`, eg)
I've put a LOT of thought and rework into it
Yeah, I tried to fix all the holes and make it feel more Vimmy, like the things you think you should have will be there, I hope.
All I've done is iterate on these ideas for like 3-4 years now and I think I'm finally happy with most of the design π (other than my huge todo list of things I want to slowly improve and add)
the proof is in the pudding π
I also alias v
to nvim
Your help file is top notch. The ascii header is a nice touch
I'm very glad to hear that! Let me know if you need anything βΊοΈ
I recently created a demo asciinema clip using Conjure π https://asciinema.org/a/349721?speed=1.75 for our open source library https://github.com/zero-one-group/geni. I thought Iβd share here!
That's a great idea! It looks so good!
Cool stuff!
Is there any feature of conjure that will cause it to re-scan for an .nrepl-port
file after invoking :Clj
? (or :Clj!
, since the former leaves me unable to move away from the terminal tab)
,cf will hunt for a port file again, I'm going to make it search automatically soon on eval when you don't have a connection yet
Woo! π
It'll get more automated soon, just X to do in Y time where X > Y π