Clojurians Log v2

Does anyone know a structural editing package that treats pairs in a map / let binding as a single unit? I just had a look at Calva and was impressed to see its implementation of paredit handle this nicely: https://calva.io/paredit/#drag-bindings-forwardbackward

ie. I never realised how much I needed these commands, always resorting to textual editing when dealing with pairs

I saw something like that in emacs, quite some time ago... I'm struggling to recall the name of it

I wanted to use it, tried it, and couldn't get it to work... there was a youtube video

I'll try to track it down

bada boom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI1l-oC7HvI

https://github.com/promethial/paxedit

@qythium

Nice! I've got to check that out (and see if I can hook into it from lispyville-drag instead of relearning another system 😛)

I was lacking this quite badly in some cond-> forms today. 😃

Is there a way to interactively change a font face and browse the different options while seeing what they look like? I'm looking to change the clojure-keyword-font-face

customize-group just gives me a text field for the font face to use

I use Ivy which provides M-x counsel-faces

it gives an interactive completion list showing what they all look like, and forwards to describe-face when you select any one

cool, thanks!

it just worked for emacs-lisp, but for Clojure it seems to be broken

spacemacs/helm-faces for the same kind of thing with helm and Spacemacs

Ahh. It was just missing implicit functions and structures for Clojurescript

copying the one for Clojure works fine

yay! Thanks for the tip

(use-package paxedit
  :commands (paxedit-mode)
  :hook (paredit-mode . paxedit-mode)
  :bind (:map paxedit-mode-map
              ("M-<right>" . paxedit-transpose-forward)
              ("M-<left>" . paxedit-transpose-backward))
  :config
  (let ((paxedit-implicit-clojure '(paxedit-implicit-functions-clojure
                                    paxedit-implicit-structures-clojure)))
    (add-to-list 'paxedit-assoc `(clojurescript-mode . ,paxedit-implicit-clojure))
    (add-to-list 'paxedit-assoc `(clojurec-mode . ,paxedit-implicit-clojure))))

It worked just fine with Clojure, but I thought it didn’t because I was in clojurescript context when I tried it

apparently there’s a PR from a year ago to fix it