Clojurians Log v2

I can’t see how Cursive would ever cause that behaviour. Have you tried disabling the rainbow brackets plugin? Cursive actually has its own rainbow brackets (Preferences | Languages & Frameworks | Clojure | Appearance options | Rainbow parentheses) so you shouldn’t need that.

Well this is embarrassing, I had mapped the [ to “wrap with []“… foolish, but I think my thoughts were that this would apply to vims command mode only disabled the idea key mapping and all is well now thanks @thheller & @cfleming

No worries, glad it’s working 🙂

[SOLVED: thanks to salam for the help!] Should Cursive automatically load and run the Clojure hello world project from http://exercism.io without additional setup? If I “Run tests in current NS in REPL” from hello_world_test.clj I see Could not locate hello_world__init.class, hello_world.clj or hello_world.cljc on classpath. Please check that namespaces with dashes use underscores in the Clojure file name. (The docs suggest Cursive should load any dependent namespaces, and the hello-world-test ns requires the hello-world namespace.) If I send hello_world.clj to the REPL and then “run tests in current NS in REPL” from the test file I see Running tests in hello-world-test but tests never appear to complete and the forms are not annotated with test results as described in the https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/testing.html. Running lein test produces results as expected but obviously does not offer editor integration.

what’s the classpath you chose in the run configuration to start the repl?

There was no option to select a classpath. I just picked “Start IDE repl” from the Tools menu.

“IDE repl” in Tools menu? i’m not sure what that is and how it’s configured.

yeah, that might be something excercism-specific.

can you try running the repl using a regular run configuration?

Control + Option + R and Edit Run Configurations.

It works! Thank you so much, that has been a big help.

It looks like there is a difference between an “IDE: User” REPL (which Tools → Start IDE REPL generates) and a “Local: User” REPL (which the run configuration starts). I'll dig into the Cursive docs to learn more…

The IDE REPL isn’t documented - you need to have a property (`idea.is.internal=true`) set in order to see it. It opens a REPL on your open IDE instance, which is a totally different environment to your project. It’s mostly useful for me, at least at this stage.