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## Parinfer is a lazy, partial reader— allowing it the opportunity to ignore most irrelevant differences between dialects, but it needs to support more specific dialect features
Parinfer assumes Cl…
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It seems that some automatic vscode-parinfer edits get added to the undo history stack. For example, when writing `(defn foo [` in Indent mode, which is finished automatically with `])`, I have to Und…
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`|` denotes the edge of my vim terminal window. This problem only happens when going past the edge of my screen (upon which my test visually wraps with `set wrap`). This problem goes away when I use…
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### Steps to reproduce
- Type `(defn meh[])` (cursor will be right before the closing paren `)`)
- press `enter`
### Expected behavior
The cursor should end up on the new line at proper indentat…
smogg updated
6 years ago
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Hi! This plugin looks great, but it isn't clear from the README if it is possible to install via vim-plug. What are your thoughts?
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Automatically indent correctly after the user types a newline, and provide a way for the user to trigger re-indentation (according to Clojure formatting standards) of the current line or selection.
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Parinfer thinks that semicolons between vertical bars is a comment (it's not). At least in common lisp, racket, and lumen this is wrong
```racket
(define |;| 5)
(print |;|)
```
is changed to
`…
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In a decent size code file, if you unbalance a docstring for example by deleting one `"` delimiter, you get significant lag in parinfer mode.
Paredit it's not quite as bad.
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greetings, This I'm trying to use dynadoc from shadow-clj. I hit a snag when i try to compile the docs application which is very small
```
(ns docs
(:require [tomatto.frontend.app :as app]
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To reproduce:
1. create a file with bad indentation:
```clj
{
}
```
2. Open it with vim
3. keep pressing undos
You'll see nothing happens, and a fairly long undo tree generated ( which …
glyh updated
6 months ago