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4clojure.el

Open and evaluate 4clojure questions.

Install

Use `M-x package-install RET 4clojure` to install. Make sure you have the MELPA package archive enabled in your init.el or .emacs and your package contents are up to date (use `M-x package-refresh-contents` if you can’t find the 4clojure package and you’ve added MELPA to your package archives.

Usage

  1. To open a specific problem: `M-x 4clojure-open-question RET 2` opens question 2.
  2. To check your answers: `M-x 4clojure-check-answers`
  3. To open the next question (opens the first if you’re not in a 4clojure buffer): `M-x 4clojure-next-question`
  4. To open the previous question (opens the first if you’re not in a 4clojure buffer): `M-x 4clojure-previous-question`

Tips and Tricks

Start a cider/nREPL connection when you open a question

If you want to try out your solutions before you submit them, you can run them from emacs with cider. Make sure you have cider installed (`M-x package-install cider`) and add the following to your .emacs or init.el:

(require 'cider)

(defadvice 4clojure-open-question (around 4clojure-open-question-around)
  "Start a cider/nREPL connection if one hasn't already been started when
opening 4clojure questions"
  ad-do-it
  (unless cider-current-clojure-buffer
    (cider-jack-in)))

Helping out

If you want to help out, great! This is my first emacs plugin, so help is much appreciated. Open an issue or check out the existing issues list for some ideas on what might need updating/fixing.

License

Same as Emacs, see the file LICENSE for more info