Lars Andersen

Results 15 issues of Lars Andersen

Potemkin is no longer maintained and is barely used by `clj-http`. It's only use is in the `clj-http.headers` ns where `potemkin/def-map-type` is used to conveniently create a map with multiple...

4.x

The indentation of `proxy` as part of a let-binding, by `clojure-mode`: ``` clj (proxy [SimpleJavaFileObject] [(URI. path) JavaFileObject$Kind/SOURCE] (getCharContent [_] (slurp res))) ``` cljfmt changes it to: ``` clj (proxy...

enhancement

I recently tried to inline `tools.deps.alpha` to get hotload-dependencies working again for cljr, but mranderson failed to consider these [load statements](https://github.com/clojure/tools.deps.alpha/blob/99e95b7c709608c662092e3cb6fd3c8145c3afbd/src/main/clojure/clojure/tools/deps/alpha.clj#L816-L820) in the middle of the file.

I can imagine someone might want to filter out variables, and only show functions, but I would like to only show the public API of an ns. In my case...

enhancement
good first issue

## Expected behavior Proper syntax highlighting ## Actual behavior ![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1006557/14740728/7e3cd566-0891-11e6-81e3-9f1c6acf637a.png) ## Steps to reproduce the problem Write a form containing a word starting with `def` anywhere, e.g. `(defface 'angry-face)` I...

bug
good first issue

![Imgur](http://i.imgur.com/F6itCwQ.png) This happens most often in prefix vectors but applies everywhere

enhancement

If there are more than one message to be displayed after the current command only the last one is visible in the modeline.

enhancement
help wanted
low hanging fruit

Perhaps teach it how to promote let-bound functions while we're at it.

enhancement

Matching issue over at company-mode: https://github.com/company-mode/company-mode/issues/406 Tl;dr: When I remove `aggressive-indent--keep-track-of-changes` from `after-change-functions` I get back completions.

ready
bizarre conflicts

Previously this op was built on top of alembic, but that lib no longer seems to be maintained at all so we're moving to pomegranate. `tools.deps` would've been another alternative...