really cool advances happening with libpython-clj
(https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj) community where you can be working in a Python interactive session and then embed a Clojure process that can access python variables from clojure and vice-versa. Wondering how people are thinking about this in terms of Emacs use? Will people use elpy
or Python IDE stuff like here (https://github.com/daviwil/emacs-from-scratch#emacs-ide) or CIDER
(https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider) or both or some combination of components? Curious as to people's thoughts and ideas!
I guess this begs the question for cljs as well?
That is cool! I would probably always write clojure and use libpython-clj from emacs+cider... however copy/pasting python example code into the interactive python session and then accessing those from Clojure definitely sounds handy.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'd looked into this but it seemed like a lot of work for such a simple edit. I ended up adding the newline with sed
and then manually indenting each file.
I ended up adding the newline with sed
and then manually indenting each file. Reformatting all of our files would have resulted in too many changes and merge conflicts in this case. I appreciate the suggestion though!
Nice, that would have been great for adding the newline. I ended up using sed
and then manually indenting each file. Thanks for the suggestion!