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Consider also joining #cider, #lsp and #inf-clojure, where most of the tool-specific discussions are happening.
Cris B 2020-04-14T01:52:12.068900Z
For any other Zeal users here, I came across a user contrib ClojureDocs docset at https://zealusercontributions.herokuapp.com/docsets/ClojureDocs.xml . Very useful to have the examples handy. (Not precisely emacs-related, but I've seen mention of zeal-at-point here so some might be interested).
bozhidar 2020-04-14T09:45:01.072300Z
Btw, CIDER keeps a local copy of the ClojureDocs data, so it’s accessible from it as well.
Cris B 2020-04-15T01:47:14.077Z
Cool. I didn't know that. But of course it does! I forgot the universal 'emacs expands to take over everything' axiom. I used to laugh inwardly at people using emacs for mail, but somehow just found myself using mu4e yesterday.
Cris B 2020-04-15T03:45:36.077200Z
Do you know what would cause (void-variable cider-docview-symbol) cider-docview-clojuredocs() when trying any of the cider-docview-* functions?
I'm puzzled because my first attempt succeeded, but subsequently this error occurs.
2020-04-14T02:38:06.070400Z
nice to have examples for sure. (for installation, i picked out a url from the xml file, fetched the content, uncompressed, and placed the result in a folder that became apparent after rummaging around the preferences. do you know if there is a less manual method?)
Cris B 2020-04-14T03:13:31.071600Z
There's a less manual method 😉 In Zeal: Tools -> Docsets -> "Installed" tab -> Add feed. Pop the url in there, and Zeal with fetch the docset & keep it updated.
2020-04-14T03:58:02.071900Z
ah, tyvm!