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Clojure is a modern Lisp dialect for the Java Virtual Machine (with versions for the CLR and JavaScript).

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I can run cider-test-run-project-tests just fine for leiningen projects, but when I try to run it for deps.edn projects, it says No assertions (or no tests) were run. I have a minimal deps.edn setup, ...
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Current behavior: Mismatch of completions. I want to have a completion similar to the REPL in the buffer. Not intentional; I want them to match (following the cider-repl completion behaviour). My ...
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I'm trying to build a fn that generates a mock from a schema. Once connected to the REPL in a Clojure project, I want to be able to generate a mock from a Plumatic schema. I'm using a lib that does ...
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I am an experienced Clojure developer making the transition to using Spacemacs. I would like to use parinfer in my setup to manipulate my Clojure code structure, but I am struggling to get the ...
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I'm using emacs as clojure development environment. My emacs config is here I'm trying to run single test in my clojure project. I've test file called core-test in the folder test/getting-started/core-...
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I am using Emacs on a macOS Monterey 12.5 (M1 hardware). This is my config file. I am trying to install a package called clj-refactor for Clojure development. Following the instructions on the ...
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I have defined expand and execute functions for 'text' source blocks as follows: (defun org-babel-expand-body:text (body params) (org-trim body)) (defun org-babel-execute:text (body params) (org-...
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I recently had to redo my development setup, I'm using Clojure and clojure-lsp as lsp server, and every time I open a project file I get the message `"x" file is not part of any project"...
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I am new to Clojure and I am using one of Eirc Normad's course to learn. After following the instructions, I do a git clone of: git clone https://github.com/lispcast/introduction-to-clojure.git ...
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I have cider working just fine in Emacs with my Clojure code. I am following a tutorial that uses Cursive as the IDE; in the tutorial they were able to define a key binding to a line of code in a ...
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I have the following function to auto start raindow-delimters and paredit (defun my-lisp-hook () (enable-paredit-mode 1) (rainbow-delimiters-mode 1)) (add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook 'my-lisp-hook) ...
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The problem: upon opening a .clj file, the clojure-mode correctly starts. However, parinfer-rust-mode doesn't, despite being added to a clojure-mode-hook. The setup (everything related to clojure from ...
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Is it possible to have hide-show folding display multiple lines (probably 3) in the folded version? This would get us practically to having a codox-like view right inside a buffer. What I'm trying to ...
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lsp-clojure is executed 3 times when I start emacs so it ends up using about 2.5G of memory. $ ps aux | fgrep java benwiz 7920 82.8 8.7 6107672 1068712 ? Ssl 08:11 1:18 java -Xmx2g -...
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Running GNUEmacs 26.3 on Windows 10, trying to set up environment per instructions for 'Clojure for the Brave and True' from here: https://github.com/flyingmachine/emacs-for-clojure/ I was able to ...
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With the CIDER inspector I'm able to view the contents of an atom. I can do C-u C-u C-c M-i and input the atom with an @ prefix and the value displays correctly. Now, if I keep the inspector window ...
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I'm using CIDER for Clojure programming. I've been playing around with the CIDER debugger lately. I wanted to use the conditional breakpoint facility with some simple recursive function, such as ...
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Why the results is 'nil5'? Can't be just 5? #+begin_src clojure :results (+ 1 4) #+end_src #+RESULTS: : nil5 Also: #+begin_src clojure (print "Hello World!") #+end_src #+RESULTS: : nilnil I was ...
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I want to show @ symbols (meaning dereference) in red in clojure-mode. How do I do that?
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I am using Emacs with Prelude. When I hit C-c prefix in a clojure buffer, I would like to show a smartparens key bindings. Like in screenshot below I would like to to add entry for smartparens key ...
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If I run speedbar and call (speedbar-add-supported-extension ".clj") in init.el, then I see my Clojure files in the speedbar, and I can expand them to show the function definitions inside, like this: ...
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I am completely new to Emacs so apologies if this is a stupid question. I am following the Emacs configuration as outlined in Clojure for the Brave and True. Unfortunately, when trying to start the ...
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I'm editing a ClojureScript file, and I have a working ClojureScript REPL in another buffer. But when I try to evaluate a form in my file ui.cljs, with C-c C-c, I get a beep an a message in the mini-...
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In vim, I frequently used the "." shortcut for repeating the last command. I found this extremely useful especially when working with clojure tools to do things like slurp-ing and barf-ing to refactor ...
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When I open a Clojure file, and I'm not using Paredit, I expect to be able to type unbalanced parentheses and brackets. I can type any of these characters: ()[]{, balanced on not. But if I try to type ...
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I downloaded clojure-lsp (https://github.com/snoe/clojure-lsp) and tried to add it as a client in my init.el: (use-package lsp-mode :ensure t) (use-package lsp-ui :ensure t :config ...
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I'm learning Clojure and Emacs at the same time 🤕 I use Spacemacs with Evil. Recently I've learned about Lisp state and I find it very handy. The only problem is that whenever I switch to insert ...
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I use Emacs with Cider to debug Clojure Code. After setting a breakpoint using the default debugging framework, there appears the list of debugging options one might execute shown in this Figure I ...
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Does emacs/elisp have something equivalent or similar to Clojure's datomic? What I tried: google emacs datomic fyi by datomic I'm referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datomic
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I'm trying to set up babel for use with Clojure according to http://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/babel/languages/ob-doc-clojure.html#org85bc1ec and I can evaluate code but when I evaluate a block with ...
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I'm learning Clojure. Every day, I open up Emacs and key in the following commands: C-x 3 ; create a new window on the right M-x cider-jack-in ; open up a REPL C-x o ; switch to my left window C-x ...
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M-x (cider-jack-in) cider-jack-in: Symbol's function definition is void: clojure-project-dir lein run "Hello World!" cat ~/.lein/profiles.clj {:user {:plugins [[cider/cider-nrepl "0.14.0"]...
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I am trying to run clojure code from my org file in order to do some literate programming. What is not working: When I execute the source code block I get No output produced. Sample src code block ...
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Question: How to generate inline plot image result in Org-mode babel clojure src block? I tried some ways: First way: use :results file :file "clojure-babel-figure-result.png" #+BEGIN_SRC clojure :...
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This works: (require 'clojure-mode) (when (member 'clojure-mode my-packages) (define-clojure-indent (-> 1) (->> 1))) This gives the error Wrong type argument: listp, 1: (when (...
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When I have imported the reagent.core library as reagent and I type (reagent/ I want to see all possible functions from that library I can use, preferably with documentation. Unfortunately I get only ...
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When I try to install ac-cider via package-install or via init.el I get the message http://melpa-stable.milkbox.net/packages/popup-20160531.425.el: Not Found: This is the code in my init.el: (require ...
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I'd like to know if there is a way to define the indentation for a custom macro within the clojure source file. It is possible to define the indentation using clojure-mode, but as far as I can tell, ...
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I've got er/expand-region behaving very strangely and I don't understand what I did wrong (besides upgrading to Emacs 25.1.50). If I've got this in an elisp file: (defun foo (p) (* 2 2) p) (that ...
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When I run cider-jack-in the following error appears. Symbol's function definition is void: clojure-project-dir I am very new to Emacs and this is totally stumping me. Let me know if you need more ...
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In Cider, I can use C-c , to run the tests for the current namespace. This will work whether I'm currently in the source namespace or the test namespace itself (and indeed, this magic behavior is ...
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When I define a function in Emacs Lisp mode, you can evaluate it with moving the pointer to the last parenthese of a function, and do C-xC-e. Aka calling eval-last-sexp. I thought this is somewhat a ...
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I have a src/example/foo.clj file: (ns example.foo) (defn my-fn [] (println "Hello, world!")) I can open it in Emacs and spin up a REPL using C-c M-j and play with it. I don't want to type long ...
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The way that I'm reloading the nrepl in Clojure seems too bulky. When I load a Clojure project and nrepl, I: Create a keyboard macro to input and return something like (use 'my-namespace.core :...
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i am using cider. I want to do the following: when I finish editing in a source buffer, I want to compile the source and execute it in the repl, all with a single key-binding. In cider-mode, ...
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Parsing parentheses: smie vs syntax table gives one example of how to use syntax-propertize-function but I wonder if someone could help me with another example. I'm working with clojure-mode. Here's ...
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In Emacs with cider and lein installed, I can M-x cider-jack-in to start clojure repl. I installed boot and would like to switch from lein to boot. How to set cider to use boot middle ware? (I don't ...
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I'm a relative emacs newbie and have set up my emacs (24.4.1) to work with clojure. The gist of it is that I am now using the latest org-mode from git and loading it in my init.el (I am using prelude ...
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I'm new to Emacs (after 10+ years of Vim) and want to use it primarily for clojure. Coming from Lighttable, one thing I absolute liked was the way it evaluated just the right sections of code no ...
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I want to manually set up my own Emacs CL environment on Mac OS X 7 without the SLIME package i.e. it will only use Clozure CL. To put it other way, I want to use the Emacs CL just like I use the "...
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