Clojurians Log v2

does anyone have a nice way of evalling all open buffers?

:bufdo ConjureEvalBuf :)

That'll do it!

Glad I added those commands 😅

Sometimes I want to disable the hud but let g:conjure#log#hud#enabled = false is giving me an error. What should I be inputting?

That'll be v:false in vimscript, sadly 😬

Or I think 0 might be okay too? I think v:false and v:true basically map to 0 and 1 anyway?

I tried 0 before but the HUD still pops up so let me try v:false

still getting the HUD. hmmm

I'm trying to run ConjureCljRunAlternateNsTests but it is saying no ns found. I used clj-new to create the project. So the source file is at src/chase_lambert/scratch.clj with a namespace of chase-lambert.scratch and the test is at test/chase_lambert/scratch_test.clj with the ns chase-lambert.scratch-test . The error says No namespace: chase-lambert.scratch-test found

Hmm it works this out from the actual (ns...) form of your current buffer

Is that core?

Even if the file is scratch

Oh I see

Sorry

You need to eval the test buffer, it doesn't do that for you just in case there's side effects you don't want executed

Maybe I should make it attempt a require at least

Hmm, I feel like this was an issue that I fixed a while back :thinking_face:

Hmm the entire body of display-hud is wrapped in (when (config.get-in [:log :hud :enabled])

I just tried this myself and it works for me, so maybe it was another issue?

Hmm, not sure what order I did things in but when I went to the test file and evaluated the buffer, then I started getting all the expected behavior.

So now the run alternate ns tests works from scratch.clj

Yeah, I tried v:false again and it worked so I probably did something wrong the first time. Sorry about that

I've been considering going through the SICP book sometime soon at my leisure but will stick with it's use of Scheme. I noticed Racket has an SICP dsl. Since Conjure can do Racket I am curious if you think that would work?

^I tried that recently. It... didn't work. I think the issue is that Conjure starts a Racket REPL for you in a subprocess, but for the SICP library neil/sicp, which provides #lang sicp to work, you have to run racket -i -p neil/sicp -l xrepl. It wasn't clear to me whether it's possible to get Conjure to do that when it starts the Racket REPL for you.

And you really need #lang sicp, because otherwise all the code examples don't work because Racket itself doesn't have a bunch of functions like inc that the book assumes are in your Scheme environment.

Fair enough. Exact info I was looking for. Thank you