Yes, CCW has automatic indentation at this point.
- Chas
On Jun 29, 2010, at 9:32 AM, Lee Spector wrote:
Thanks Laurent.
Is there automatic Clojure indentation in Counterclockwise now?
I played with it a couple of months ago and saw a lot to like, and
if I recall correctly a lack of indentation support was one of the
main reasons I kept looking for alternatives. I think I was also a
little confused by some of Eclipse's overall complexity and
terminology (e.g. "perspectives") coming from a non-Java world, and
maybe by some platform-related mismatches between the instructions
and what I had to do (in Mac OS X) which, though minor, can still be
confusing when starting from zero. I think I could get over these
latter issues if there's indentation now.
Thanks so much for providing this tool!
-Lee
On Jun 29, 2010, at 8:49 AM, Laurent PETIT wrote:
The video must be seen in HD if you want to have a chance to see
anything on it. It has no sound, it's not a problem with your
computer.
2010/6/29 Laurent PETIT <laurent.pe...@gmail.com>:
Ok, so now, please take a look at this video (it's just 3 minutes),
and you'll get a grasp at how easy it is to bootstrap an Eclipse
based
clojure environment : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T0ZjBMIQS8
Works with eclipse 3.5 and eclipse 3.6.
I'm not claiming Eclipse / counterclockwise is better than IDE X
or Y,
but that I've rarely have complaints in the ml concerning
installation
problems.
Oh, and the video, while a little bit outdated, shows a bunch of
already existing features in Eclipse / Counterclockwise : the
namespace navigator, the clojure file "outline", navigating from the
namespace navigator and the file containing the definition of the
var,
etc.
And to be totally clear, no there is currently no history in the
REPL,
that's planned on our TODO list. :-)
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2010/6/29 Lee Spector <lspec...@hampshire.edu>:
On Jun 28, 2010, at 5:31 PM, Greg wrote:
Have you tried IntelliJ with the La Clojure plugin? I tried all
3 IDEs and I was most impressed with IntelliJ IDEA. It's not too
difficult to setup, and once you do it's really nice and has I
think all of the stuff you asked about (syntax coloring, auto-
completion, doc access, etc.).
Thanks for the recommendation. Somehow I had overlooked this one
previously.
I just downloaded and installed it, installed the Plugin (a
little weird that there's no "Download and Install" button when
you select the plugin, and you have to know to right-click, but
the assembla instructions told me I'd have to right click it was
okay), but then what?
The assembla instructions (http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/clojure/Getting_Started_with_Idea_and_La_Clojure
) have a section for "To checkout a project from git" and a
section for "To open an existing maven-based project", but I
don't want to do either. I want to write and run some Clojure
code from scratch. I'd like a REPL and an editor buffer or two...
Starting from Create New Project I clicked through a bunch of
dialogs that I didn't understand, said okay to a warning about
not assigning a JDK (because I didn't know what else to do
there), and eventually got what looks like a project window but
not (as far as I see) an editor buffer or a REPL.
Returning to the assembla instructions I saw (both in the git
section and in the maven section) "Choose Tools|Clojure REPL|Add
new Clojure REPL to launch a REPL on your project." So I tried
this but got "Can't creat REPL. Clojure home path is not
configured correctly!"
It's possible that this is the environment that I'm looking for,
but my new user experience is not going very well at this point.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
-Lee
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