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Today I Learnt: In Cursive the Grow Selection command is aware of ”form pairs”. So in a let binding for instance it first selects the closest form, then the other form in the binding pair.
(let [a |b
c d])
Grow Selection 1
(let [a |b|
c d])
Grow Selection 2
(let [|a b|
c d])
Grow Selection 3
(let [|a b
c d|])
Calva will skip step two there. I think Calva should take Cursive's lead here.
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Today I Learnt: In Cursive the Grow Selection command is aware of ”form pairs”. So in a
let
binding for instance it first selects the closest form, then the other form in the binding pair.(let [a |b c d])
Grow Selection 1
(let [a |b| c d])
Grow Selection 2
(let [|a b| c d])
Grow Selection 3
(let [|a b c d|])
Calva will skip step two there. I think Calva should take Cursive's lead here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: