Open LiaoPengyu opened 11 years ago
I haven't used ritz before.
Does it help if you then evaluate (with M-:
) this expression:
(ac-nrepl-setup)
?
No, got the message: "Symbol's value as variable is void: ac-nrepl-setup".
Only ac-nrepl-popup-doc
(C-c C-d
) works.
Did you enter the parentheses? Here's what you should type:
M-: RET (ac-nrepl-setup) RET
Got message: "(ac-source-nrepl-static-methods ac-source-nrepl-java-methods ac-source-nrepl-all-classes ac-source-nrepl-ns-classes ac-source-nrepl-vars ac-source-nrepl-ns ac-source-imenu ac-source-dictionary ac-source-words-in-buffer ac-source-words-in-same-mode-buffers ac-source-words-in-all-buffer ac-source-filename ac-source-files-in-current-dir)" in *Pp Eval Output*
.
But still the same.
For example, I type def
and TAB
got a lot of candidates like defun
and define-key
;
Typing part
can got nothing.
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Hi purcell, I use your emacs.d for setting up clojure developing environment and it is awesome :-) Recently I find ritz is powerful and maybe a good enhencement of nrepl. The problem is after I use
nrepl-ritz-jack-in
, ac-nrepl do not work. But, after I start a new server bynrepl-jack-in
and switch back to the ritz server buffer, ac-nreplpartially
works(e.g. popup the choice list but not consist of all candidates). So, I wander is it possible to use ac-nrepl with ritz?