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It would be nice if I could perform the following slurpage (via two forward slurps):
(let [x |])(+ 1 2) (let [x |(+ 1 2)])
But after the first forward slurp I'm left in the following invalid state:
(let [x )(+ 1 2 3)]
Is this possible? I believe Emacs' paredit handles this situation.
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Should it work like this:
(let [x |])(+ 1 2) (let [x |](+ 1 2)) (let [x |(+ 1 2)])
or this:
(each new line is a slurp)
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I was imagining it working like the first option you provided (2 slurps).
Gotcha, I think that's the best option as well.
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It would be nice if I could perform the following slurpage (via two forward slurps):
But after the first forward slurp I'm left in the following invalid state:
Is this possible? I believe Emacs' paredit handles this situation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: