When writing Reagent apps, you often need to pass your functions as vectors with parameters, instead of making direct function calls, so that Reagent can create separate React components for each call. There's more details on this here
It would be great if Cursive recognised these 'function calls' so that the parameter popup and arity checking would work when using a vector.
For example, the function call here shows invalid arity and allows you to see the parameters it should take, whereas the vector call has no code insight.
luposlip
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7 years ago
When writing Reagent apps, you often need to pass your functions as vectors with parameters, instead of making direct function calls, so that Reagent can create separate React components for each call. There's more details on this here
It would be great if Cursive recognised these 'function calls' so that the parameter popup and arity checking would work when using a vector.
For example, the function call here shows invalid arity and allows you to see the parameters it should take, whereas the vector call has no code insight.