Clojurians Log v2

I learned a lot about lldb, javascriptcore, etc.

@mfikes: did you try out sh-async before merging that PR?

I tried it after merging. Worked for me.

Nice!

On Linux I assume?

No. I tried it on OS X

@mfikes: do you think that sh-async is enough to warrant another release of planck 2.0?

Sure… I can put out a beta 3

Sorry, alpha 3

cool

btw, make is failing locally for me.

any idea on that?

@johanatan: I’d suggest doing a script/clean at the top. My only guess is it needs to build the ClojureScript compiler afresh given that I’ve set it to build a specific commit hash.

👍:skin-tone-3:

That worked.

@mfikes: not sure if you're aware of this or if it is specific to me but:

Jonathans-MacBook-Pro:screencap jonathan$ brew install --HEAD planck 
==&gt; Cloning <https://github.com/mfikes/planck.git>
Updating /Users/jonathan/Library/Caches/Homebrew/planck--git
==&gt; Checking out branch master
==&gt; ./script/build-sandbox
Error: No such file or directory - build/Release/planck

Yeah… for now you’ll unfortunately need to do brew edit planck and then add

depends_on “maven" => :build

i just ended up doing: build/script on a cloned copy of the src and copying the bin over to /usr/local/bin

@mfikes: i'm not a huge fan of code/information repetition. would you be opposed to merely surfacing the original docstring on sh-internal from both sh and sh-async ?

No… if there’s a way

Ok, I think there should be. I'll look into it.

(Also consider that 1.x still has the non-async version.)

So, this works:

cljs.user=> (def doc-string "doc string")
#'cljs.user/doc-string
cljs.user=> (def ^{:doc doc-string} a nil)
#'cljs.user/a

[how do you get planck to print out the docstring for a var tho? (just to verify that it actually did take effect)]

doc

Oh, dang it.

cljs.user=> (doc a)
re-find must match against a string.
	cljs.core/re-find (cljs/core.cljs:9076:12)
	planck.repl/undo-reader-conditional-whitespace-docstring (planck/repl.cljs:2373:38)
	planck.repl/doc* (planck/repl.cljs:2736:3)

Looks like that might be a bug tho

i.e., ^{:doc "blah"} may not work either

Nope, this works:

cljs.user=> (def ^{:doc "blah"} c nil)
#'cljs.user/c
cljs.user=> (doc c)
-------------------------
cljs.user/c
  blah
nil