Excellent! Many thanks to you guys and Tom Faulhaber (the author of
pprint) - this feature has already helped me so much with debugging my
macro.
2009/4/18 Jeffrey Chu :
>
> It's supposed to - but I was too lazy to write a walker. Fortunately
> there's a contrib for it now and I've added that fe
It's supposed to - but I was too lazy to write a walker. Fortunately
there's a contrib for it now and I've added that feature. Again, this
needs contrib so if it's not there it'll fallback on plain old
macroexpand.
- Jeff
On Apr 17, 2:22 pm, Paul Drummond wrote:
> Thanks guys - it's great that
This is the standard behavior. Just place the cursor over any other
unexpanded forms in the expansion buffer and run the command again. It will
expand again in place.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Paul Drummond wrote:
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> Thanks guys - it's great that this is in clojure-swank now as well! I
>
Thanks guys - it's great that this is in clojure-swank now as well! I
simply updated and it works - no code changes required :)
It looks like slime-macroexpand-all doesn't do what I expected it to
do though. Is it just the same as the clojure macroexpand function?
I was hoping it would do a "re
Thanks for the tip. I've added it to swank-clojure (only if you have
clojure.contrib installed though, so don't forget to have that
around).
- Jeff
On Apr 17, 12:14 pm, David Nolen wrote:
> If you have the latest version of clojure.contrib you can do the following:
> Modify the namespace declar
If you have the latest version of clojure.contrib you can do the following:
Modify the namespace declaration in swank-clojure/swank/commands/basic.clj
to look like the following:
(ns swank.commands.basic
(:refer-clojure :exclude [load-file])
(:use (swank util commands core)
(swank.util
Up until now I have made do with a simple clojure repl in Emacs but as
I am playing around with macros I feel it's time to test drive
clojure-swank and it's fancy macro expansion features!
I have installed clojure-swank following the instructions on the wiki
and the installation seems to have wor
