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Since it's likely to be most up-to-date, we'll defer to it for purposes of installation. Installation is covered thoroughly in the fireplace README.

Macvim tutorial install#

You'll want to install both for a pleasant experience.

Test it by putting something as A) in the _vimrc as set number and as B) in the vimfiles\colors\ as the solarized color scheme (and refer to it in _vimrc with colorscheme solarized).īecause fireplace.vim handles only the dynamic aspects of Clojure development, a separate plugin, vim-clojure-static (extracted from VimClojure and maintained by Sung Pae) includes support for syntax highlighting, indentation, etc.

C:\Users\user) so that the vim runtimepath can find it. vimrc and vimfiles live in the desired location (as e.g.

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vimrc is the windows _vimrc and the UNIX.

Check your vim runtimepath with :echo &rtp in vim.

Make sure that echo %HOME% and echo %userprofile% is set to something typical as C:\Users\user.

Search and install gvim anywhere on your computer.

Install pathogen to make the future of vim plugin installs a breeze.

touch ~/.vimrc & mkdir ~/.vim & mkdir ~/.vim/bundle.

If you'd rather launch it from the dock, you can navigate to ~/Applications and double-click MacVim.app assuming you've run brew linkapps.

Assuming your PATH is set correctly, you can run vim from the command line by typing mvim.

Optionally you can: brew linkapps which will, by default, create a symlink to MacVim.app in ~/Applications.

And if you're like me: brew install -override-system-vim macvim.

If you're like me, you tend to inspect a homebrew formula's options before installing: brew options macvim.

TODO: Someone should write Vim installation instructions and basic usage here. Usually the task of running an nREPL server falls to Leiningen, but fireplace can connect to any nREPL server.

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Note that because fireplace evaluates code synchronously, so if you evaluate a long-running command, your entire Vim process will be blocked/frozen until the operation completes. When it needs to evaluate some Clojure code (for example, you just required a namespace, or gave it a command to run the tests in a namespace) it sends commands to an nREPL server embedded in a Java Virtual Machine (JVM). fireplace itself is a collection of VimScript code running withing Vim. This will help avoid confusion and tears. How fireplace.vim Worksīefore using fireplace, it's useful to have a basic understanding of how it works, especially when it comes to evaluating Clojure code. All features are documented there in standard Vim help format. The vimclojure mailing list remains the primary place to get help and ask questions related to Clojuring in Vim.įinally, don't forget the documentation that comes with the plugin itself.

That's the source of truth for development and where issues should be reported. Essential Referencesįireplace.vim lives on github. This guide covers Clojure 1.4 and the latest version of fireplace as of January 2013. What Versions of Clojure and fireplace Does This Guide Cover? That said, VimClojure is still a viable and excellent development evironment. Since then, its developer, Meikel Brandmeyer, has acknowledged that VimClojure development has slowed to a trickle and that fireplace is the future. Until recently (late 2012), VimClojure was the preeminent plugin for Clojure development in Vim. About the Nameįireplace was once called foreplay, but people weren't ready for that, so now it's fireplace What About VimClojure? This guide will cover installation and some basic usage within a typical Clojure project. Namely, connection to an nREPL server, code evaluation, code completion, and basically everything beyond syntax highlighting and indentation.

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This work is licensed under a Creative CommonsĪttribution 3.0 Unported License (including images &įireplace.vim is a Vim plugin developed by Tim Pope which provides support for the "dynamic" aspects of Clojure development.