Add support for CLJ and CLJS sibling scratch buffers. #1459
Labels
Milestone
Comments
|
We should definitely improve this, but for now you can call |
|
On the topic of how to implement this, I think we should change the code that checks file extension to instead check the major-mode. I believe that would be more robust and would solve this issue. |
cap10morgan
pushed a commit
to cap10morgan/cider
that referenced
this issue
Dec 23, 2015
…, not file types This should make it work automatically for scratch buffers and possibly macroexpand buffers. Additionally takes the value of `cider-repl-type` into consideration. This gives us a way of specifying that non-code temp buffers (like a doc buffer) should use the cljs connection.
cap10morgan
pushed a commit
to cap10morgan/cider
that referenced
this issue
Dec 24, 2015
…, not file types This should make it work automatically for scratch buffers and possibly macroexpand buffers. Additionally takes the value of `cider-repl-type` into consideration. This gives us a way of specifying that non-code temp buffers (like a doc buffer) should use the cljs connection.
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment
When working on a ClojureScript project, I usually do most of my work in scratch buffers rather than at the REPL. I would find it handy to allow scratch buffers (created by
M-xcider-scratch) to send the input to the correct process based on the major mode of the scratch buffer.Current behavior (in a ClojureScript project) after
cider-jack-in-clojurescriptandcider-scratchis that the major mode isclojure-mode, but it is connected to thecljsprocess. There doesn't appear to be a way to connect it to thecljprocess or have a separate scratch buffer for each.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: