I've tried it over my local clj-refactor.el copy and it works smoothly and quickly, aided by the usual measures we take for performance (parallelism, caching)
The gist of the feature is that if I create a new namespace called my.prefix.foo, then in another ns I'll be able to type foo <slash>, and cljr-slash will insert a my.prefix.foo :as foo libspec.
prefix.foo would also work, i.e. both foo and prefix.foo are suggested aliases for my.prefix.foo.
Other minor tweaks also included in the PR, one per commit.
Fixes https://github.com/clojure-emacs/refactor-nrepl/issues/369
I've tried it over my local clj-refactor.el copy and it works smoothly and quickly, aided by the usual measures we take for performance (parallelism, caching)
The gist of the feature is that if I create a new namespace called
my.prefix.foo
, then in another ns I'll be able to typefoo <slash>
, and cljr-slash will insert amy.prefix.foo :as foo
libspec.prefix.foo
would also work, i.e. bothfoo
andprefix.foo
are suggested aliases formy.prefix.foo
.Other minor tweaks also included in the PR, one per commit.