I've been using lispy for a long time, but when I recently switch over to doom emacs, I noticed lispy-eval wasn't working as I expected in the overlay mode. It was defaulting to using cider when it should've been using eros (for Common Lisp and emacs lisp). Also, the formatting included extra quotes. This PR fixes these issues.
I haven't checked the changes with clojure yet, but I suspect there's something broken there as well (cider is now insisting on a symbol argument for cider--display-interactive-eval-result).
Ah, someone's already made a PR for the cider part. I expect it will conflict with mine, but I'm happy to resolve the conflicts if #672 gets merged first.
First of all, thanks for the great package!
I've been using
lispy
for a long time, but when I recently switch over to doom emacs, I noticedlispy-eval
wasn't working as I expected in theoverlay
mode. It was defaulting to usingcider
when it should've been usingeros
(for Common Lisp and emacs lisp). Also, the formatting included extra quotes. This PR fixes these issues.I haven't checked the changes with clojure yet, but I suspect there's something broken there as well (cider is now insisting on a symbol argument for
cider--display-interactive-eval-result
).