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Just noticed a little gap between CIDER and Calva.
If we have the following code:
^:abcd [1]
(that is, a vector with a number in it, with some metadata before it), and we put the cursor after this piece of code,
then cider-eval-last-sexp would pass the code ^:abcd [1] to nREPL,
while Calva: Evaluate Current Form would pass only [1].
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Thanks. I agree with CIDER about this. We treat reader tags as part of the form they tag, and this is very similar.
What do we say about ignores? They are reader tags, but treated a bit differently (not part of the form they ignore out) by Calva, to make it convenient to evaluate an ignored form. What does CIDER do here?
Just noticed a little gap between CIDER and Calva.
If we have the following code:
^:abcd [1]
(that is, a vector with a number in it, with some metadata before it), and we put the cursor after this piece of code,
then
cider-eval-last-sexp
would pass the code^:abcd [1]
to nREPL,while
Calva: Evaluate Current Form
would pass only[1]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: