protorepl

2016-06-05T14:34:13.000011Z

@jasongilman: I've tamed the red a bit in my custom styles.less

jasongilman 2016-06-05T15:27:26.000014Z

Cool. That's good timing. I just released a new version of Proto REPL with some small changes. One of them is to add a class to the REPL text editor of 'proto-repl-repl'. That will let you target the css to be more specific.

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jasongilman 2016-06-05T15:40:47.000015Z

I was able to disable it completely in the REPL (but keep it elsewhere) using this

jasongilman 2016-06-05T15:40:52.000016Z

atom-text-editor::shadow .proto-repl-repl .lisp-syntax-error .region {
  background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) !important;
}

2016-06-05T17:02:20.000019Z

Thanks!!

2016-06-05T17:03:50.000020Z

@jasongilman: would it make sense to package protorepl with that style included?

2016-06-05T17:04:34.000022Z

I was going to update the issue, but I see you've already posted there :thumbsup:

jasongilman 2016-06-05T17:21:00.000023Z

Yeah it would make sense to do that. Most people would prefer it doesn't display that way.

2016-06-05T17:38:07.000024Z

Was also thinking about the buffer using Clojure mode for syntax highlighting - it makes sense, but only up to a point. I mean it definitely looks better than plain text, but it does get confused when your logs contain non clojure text.

2016-06-05T17:39:21.000025Z

it would be cool if it could distinguish between text and clojure somehow, but I think it's out of reach for now

2016-06-05T17:39:51.000026Z

I've really been enjoying protorepl BTW. I've tried using emacs, and it's daunting.

james 2016-06-05T18:37:17.000027Z

I made a screencast to help introduce people to using proto-repl-charts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJUI1ntfPy8

2016-06-05T18:44:23.000029Z

nice @james Thanks for sharing