Oskar Kvist

> So its working then? Yeah, but it seems frail. :) > Side note, you should consider moving all your electron startup boilerplate into a static .js file and then...

@pkpkpk By the way, I now realize that I don't understand exactly what you mean about moving the startup boilerplate into a static .js file. I hope it's OK to...

I have not used vim-sexp before, so there is no "always". :P I tried removing all my plugins except for these: rainbow_parentheses vim-classpath vim-clojure-highlight vim-clojure-static vim-fireplace vim-sexp Also, I tried...

I don't know why I didn't do this at first... I deleted everything in my vimrc from line 9 and down (in the above gist). Still the same result.

Hehe. Colemak is pretty nice. I switched from Qwerty because I had bad habits on there, and starting with a new layout completely seemed easier than unlearning those habits. I...

This line is making all the difference: `source $VIMRUNTIME/mswin.vim` With it, none of the versions work. Without it both works. Here mswin.vim is, if you don't have it: https://gist.github.com/oskarkv/ee1ff47184979a828755

Actually, it's the `behave mswin`, but it was in mswin.vim too. With it, the cursor is narrow and in between the letters in visual mode, and it does not reach...

Tried `:behave mswin`? ``` :be[have] {model} Set behavior for mouse and selection. Valid arguments are: mswin MS-Windows behavior xterm Xterm behavior Using ":behave" changes these options: option mswin xterm ~...

Yes, that was it.

@alphapapa That's not how Clojure's cond-> and cond->> work, and doing something else will probably be confusing for most people. In Clojure, cond->> takes something and test form pairs, like...