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it is fast for projects without profiles but we can cache the project.clj content and only reparse if it changes. ideally, we would monitor project.clj for changes and then refresh...
@zane wow, I didn't know indentation was a shortcut for differentiating functions and macros. Would the following be a decent compromise? ```clj ;; ✅two-space indentation ;; ✅child arguments are aligned...
> Other multi-line lists, vectors, maps and sets are **aligned with the first element (1 or 2 spaces)**. Possibly ambiguous, since this would pass the check (not intended right?): ```clj...
@zane great description of the problem, thanks for clarifying. **Interesting precedent**: This made me write about [how elm-format inspired prettier] to let the user _nudge_ the formatter for cases too...
worth making this clear: ## Rule 3's relation to clojure-mode: @bbatsov's [clojure-indent-style](https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clojure-mode/blob/master/clojure-mode.el#L96) specifies three different styles, and branches further based on the placement of `bar` in examples below: 1. **`:always-align`**...
@kkinnear is there code available for that? i had a thought to fork parinfer's code to do this, but only if the rules stay simple (it can only handle indentation...
Published `parindent`—parinfer repurposed to prototype these formatter rules: 👉 https://github.com/shaunlebron/parindent Diffs from popular repos: - [Diff for clojurescript core](https://gist.github.com/shaunlebron/d08cb06e162be725b0a5e75e586621f9) - [Diff for figwheel](https://gist.github.com/shaunlebron/791da3a0f8f1ce66e033ab74c6743070) - [Diff for instaparse](https://gist.github.com/shaunlebron/80eff44e2140708d9d33fd95a0547662) - [Diff for...
Been trying relaxed rules to allow 1-space, 2-space or Arg-alignment (chosen by first sibling line). Made a live page for trying these out (_edit on left, formatted output on right_):...
@kkinnear thanks for your comments: 1. Yes, symbol detection was removed for now, since two-space and arg-alignment weren't particular to symbols—as you said, it's sometimes desired for keywords (`:require` or...
To move discussion, if oversimplified rules are too restrictive, and runtime analysis is too heavy etc, what do people think if **oversimplified rules are more forgiving** by allowing 1-space or...