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That looks promising, but I have a feeling that vscode doesn't offer as much options to hook into the editor as emacs does. E.g., one of the first emacs scripts I wrote added the next number to the current line. It contains something like (insert (number-to-string (setq counter (+ 1 counter)))) Is that kind of thing possible too?
That looks promising, but I have a feeling that vscode doesn't offer as much options to hook into the editor as emacs does. E.g., one of the first emacs scripts I wrote added the next number to the current line. It contains something like (insert (number-to-string (setq counter (+ 1 counter)))) Is that kind of thing possible too?
That looks promising, but I have a feeling that vscode doesn't offer as much options to hook into the editor as emacs does. E.g., one of the first emacs scripts I wrote added the next number to the current line. It contains something like (insert (number-to-string (setq counter (+ 1 counter)))) Is that kind of thing possible too?
People who like this should consider sponsoring both Borkdude and PEZ on GitHub. They do amazing work for the Clojure ecosystem.
That looks promising, but I have a feeling that vscode doesn't offer as much options to hook into the editor as emacs does. E.g., one of the first emacs scripts I wrote added the next number to the current line. It contains something like (insert (number-to-string (setq counter (+ 1 counter)))) Is that kind of thing possible too?
This is possible, but it's a bit more code. Watch the introductory video that PEZ made where he does something similar.
https://gist.github.com/borkdude/08ec3ae2af5963a4a03cd8e0873...
Nice! I really wish we could have a CLJS -> JS compiler in pure JS (something like TypeScript) and no need for JVM or JVM libs.
As the co-creator here I'd like to add that Joyride is taking the very first baby steps here. We hope a lot of people want to try it and provide feedback to inform our next steps. NB: The video has a target audience of people who know Clojure and its strengths. Especially how the REPL is used. I hope HN will see beyond the parens. =) It should make some sense anyway. Especially if you have some Emacs scripting experi…
Nice! I really wish we could have a CLJS -> JS compiler in pure JS (something like TypeScript) and no need for JVM or JVM libs.
I thought Lumo was this, tough that project might be dead. ShadowCljs is pretty close.
That looks promising, but I have a feeling that vscode doesn't offer as much options to hook into the editor as emacs does. E.g., one of the first emacs scripts I wrote added the next number to the current line. It contains something like (insert (number-to-string (setq counter (+ 1 counter)))) Is that kind of thing possible too?
You mean whether VSCode extensions (1) can insert into the current line; and (2) have state? The answer should be rather obvious, yes.
As the co-creator here I'd like to add that Joyride is taking the very first baby steps here. We hope a lot of people want to try it and provide feedback to inform our next steps. NB: The video has a target audience of people who know Clojure and its strengths. Especially how the REPL is used. I hope HN will see beyond the parens. =) It should make some sense anyway. Especially if you have some Emacs scripting experi…
Do you ever sleep? Seriously; your productivity is insane.
But usually I do get sleep. The question we should ask is if borkdude sleeps? He's doing about 100X as much as I do. Maybe there are hundreds of borkdudes.