Phil Hagelberg writes:
> Fred Concklin writes:
>
>> Clearly the solution is to turn off slime-highlight-edits. Although why
>> is slime bootstrapped on every jack-in?
>
> Future versions will try to detect if it's already been bootstrapped and
> skip that step if so. But this functionality is st
Fred Concklin writes:
> Clearly the solution is to turn off slime-highlight-edits. Although why
> is slime bootstrapped on every jack-in?
Future versions will try to detect if it's already been bootstrapped and
skip that step if so. But this functionality is still new, so I aimed
for the simples
I'm using clojure-jack-in with slime-highlight-edits in my slime
config (.emacs). The problem is that the after slime is bootstrapped by jack-in
the highlights show up in every .clj file I'm editing, regardless of
whether or not it is in the project with the slime-connection.
Thoughts/opinions/fi