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If you use Neovim, you could try Conjure. I really like it for other lisps, but I haven’t used it for Common Lisp. I wouldn’t say it “contorts buffers in a biz
by actuallyalys 2y ago
If you use Neovim, you could try Conjure.
I really like it for other lisps, but I haven’t used it for Common Lisp. I wouldn’t say it “contorts buffers in a bizarre way,” although in my experience, different Vim users have their own take on that.
- adz5a 2y agoI would be very interested to read about the limits of conjure. In my mind it is a fabulous tool, with vim-sexp it is very productive to write clojure code with and a pleasure to use.