Clojurians Log v2

[Olical/conjure] Issue opened by victorb

Just realized the issue could be on Babashkas side as well if the point is to return exceptions the same way as nrepl/nrepl does it in clj-land, unsure and haven't looked into it further (cc @borkdude)

You can try to reproduce this with a minimal nREPL client perhaps

like lein repl :connect, so it's easier for me to take a look, if this is on the bb side

oh yes, babashka returns the same kind of exception as in clj land

the nice stack trace is only done when invoking a script from the command line

@borkdude thanks! Tried it out and the same in lein repl https://gist.github.com/victorb/55ddf12b5faa90db37bcfb1a6d2adf66 indeed

Installed neovim 5 nightly, and the highlight feature is pretty neat

although, a bit slow for my liking, so will decrease the timeout from 500, in half.

yes, 250ms is better

Yeah I put it at 100 which felt good for me.

If everyone is lowering that setting maybe we should change the default 🙂

Speed junkies 🙂

500 is imho a little too long

I wonder is there some state I could hook into with regards to which forms has been evaluated?

It's like Data from Star Trek, if I may paraphrase, "500 milliseconds, sir. For a developer, that is nearly an eternity."

I'd like to play around with marking a sexp as edited but not evaluated,

I have quite a few WTF moments when i've changed some code but have not sent it to repl 🙂

"what's changed but not evaluated" support was something I was considering as a core feature, it'll probably just lean on newer nvim features for cool gutter stuff, so I've been putting it off

Also I have so many other things to work on that it's far down the list 😅

There is an event for evals, but I don't think you get the eval table like I do in Conjure. There's actually a table that gets passed around that contains the form content + it's coordinates (file/line/col) and what kinda eval it was

But that's all internal, maybe I can expose some hooks somehow...

I'm too lazy to do the highlight current form that cursor is in

I recall asking about this yonks ago

Yeah that one is a little less to do with evals and more a UI plugin I think :thinking_face: and maybe also relies on 0.5 features

deffo a good feature for an aniseed based plugin 🙂

yup, that's right 🙂

I think the core works good enough - with a few plugins I've not felt limited in using it for work

My current priority is to get Aniseed loading everything faster + magic-kit ready for new users (and some of my team members at work!) to maybe rely on.

:thumbsup: :partywombat:

What would Aniseed loading things faster do?

Does it affect performance when editing or something else?

Mostly for people using Aniseed for all of their configuration, so affects start up time of nvim

I have multiple userbases with different concerns 😅

Ah cool - haven't gotten that deep yet 😛

Improving Aniseed's efficiency may help with Conjure's startup time too, although that's already damn snappy considering the size. Conjure lazy loads everything on demand anyway.

Like I added the concept of "autoload" to the lua modules to replace require that requires on use, just like the viml concept

And then conjure benefits from that

Just spending a little while focussing on accessibility/on ramp, perf and bugs in Conjure+Aniseed. The next feature I'm considering is automatic babashka jack in for Clojure files.

I'm considering writing up a workflow article and/or screencast, would be interesting to have feedback on it - maybe I'm missing something cool that I should be using 😛

In the best of worlds it could be a good newcomer thing as well

That'd be fantastic

Would happily link from the wiki https://github.com/Olical/conjure/wiki#guides-posts-recipes-and-tricks and twoot it

I've done some, but 3rd party are far better imo

It is hard to do for your own projects

I found a little bug when evaluating forms in the REPL:

; Sponsored by @campbellr ❤
(+ 1 1 1)

; bla bla @something
; some innocent comment line
(+ 1 1 1) ;; evaluating on the opening parenthesis is ignored

Can someone reproduce and confirm this is not just an issue on my machine?

(This is in Clojure, by the way.)

Works for me on my installation

using neovim 5 nightly and latest on dev conjure branch

on arch linux

Color me intrigued! Is the idea that if there's an .nrepl-port file, Conjure auto-connects to the nREPL server, otherwise it falls back to starting a Babashka environment? Or is the idea that Babashka has its own server, and the Babashka jack-in only works if you have a Babashka nREPL running (is that a thing? I still haven't used Babashka yet 😅)

@dharrigan wins the "bleeding edge software power user" prize 😂

oh, I was inspired by others here 🙂

@dharrigan Looks like you're editing in a file, the issue is when you edit in the repl window itself (i.e. after doing <localleader>lv to open it in a vertical split)

for me the repl == editor 🙂

I'm glad you posted those gifs -- it gives me an opportunity to see what an eval highlight period of 100 ms looks like. Too fast for my tastes. 🙂

That's not 100ms

it's 250ms

Oh, no kidding!

I'm just using the default, which I guess is 500ms from reading above. Seems fine to me, FWIW. I wouldn't complain if @olical felt like changing the default, though. I'm happy to change the value in my config.

> for me the repl == editor Same here, 99% of the time. In the other 1%, I find a bug 😛

🙂

So, I opened up a log

then underneath this

; Sponsored by @lucaslollobrigida ❤

I inserted (+ 1 1 1)

I'm still able to eval on the first column

in the log

Hmmm.. Ok then it could just be me

thanks for checking

I'll do a gif

Yeah that's exactly what doesn't work for me. I'm on Neovim 0.5.X as well, but on the Conjure master branch.

Works for me on both develop and master, dunno what it could be.

In fireplace, the doc binding (K) would fallthru to javadoc for java classes. Is that already a feature in Conjure? I couldn't find it.