On 19 March 2010 18:12, Phil Hagelberg <p...@hagelb.org> wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 11:08 PM, Michał Marczyk
> Awesome. Yeah, that sounds great. Could you submit an issue to
> clojure-mode to do this?
>
> http://github.com/technomancy/clojure-mode/issues
>
> A patch would be even better, of course.
Sure thing, I'll send you a patch / pull request sometime this weekend. :-)
>> Then there's one thing I didn't try to tackle for now (because it
>> would actually require me to write font-lock code, which is something
>> that scares me to death), namely prompt highlighting ("namespace>"
>> appears in plain text for now). Is there a simple way to add this on
>> top of clojure-mode font-lock settings?
>
> This would belong in swank-clojure actually. clojure-mode doesn't with
> slime at all by itself; it's just for highlighting, indentation, etc.
> (though it can spawn simplistic repl subprocesses.)
Yes, I realise that's not something to put in clojure-mode. What I
meant is that I haven't yet investigated how slime-repl &
swank-clojure (?) go about putting those custom text properties on
things captured on the standard output of the Lisp process (so things
like (doc foo) or the output of (println :foo) have their own subdued
colour). Basically I'd like to try to use whatever mechanism is in
place for distinguishing printouts from return values and combine that
with clojure-mode highlighting for the perfect Clojure-oriented SLIME
REPL experience. ;-)
Hopefully I'll be able to do that in the next few days; I'll post it
for your consideration as soon as I have it ready.
(Note that as far as font-lock is concerned, I hardly know what I'm
doing. Perhaps someone who knows what they're doing will post the
elisp incantation to accomplish the above before I get started on it.
:-))
All the best,
Michał
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