Clojure perspective?

[Nick Klauer]

For my setup, I find I'm always resetting windows and panes to be in the right configuration.  I don't think there's a Clojure perspective, but I do like the way this is set up and was curious if others follow a similar setup for Clojure development, or if they've found more ideal configurations: 

[Mark Addleman]

I tend to rely a lot less on the package explorer when working with Clojure than when I work in Java.  I tend to minimize the left window.  I keep the lower pane open with REPL and Console has the primary tabs (though the console is becoming less important has CCW matures) and I keep the outline & namespace browser open on the right of the editor.

Ultimately, I would like to close the outline view entirely and use popup outline (CTRL-O).  I would also like to see the Namespace browser be folded into something similar to the Java type browser (CTRL-T).  That way, the only windows I would keep open are the editor and REPL.  Then, I'd love to see mini REPLs available from directly within an editor (inspired by my understanding of Lighttable) so I can avoid having a REPL window open.  And then...  :)

[Christophe Grand]

My layout is closer to Mark's one: all views are minimized (except
console and repls) and the consol+repl is to the right of the editor
pane (about equal width).
When working on a bigger screen I usually have two editors and the
console+repl (each having about 1/3 of the screen width)

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[Laurent PETIT]

Mark,

the popup outline view via Ctrl+O is interesting, but I will not be able to work on it yet. Would you please file an issue so that I can come back to it later?

2012/6/1 Mark Addleman <markad...@gmail.com>

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[Laurent PETIT]

Hello,

I discovered (not played with it) that you have the power to create your own perspectives, look at the "Save Perspective as ..." command in the Window menu.

Cheers,

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2012/6/1 Christophe Grand <chris...@cgrand.net>

[Mark Addleman]

Done: http://code.google.com/p/counterclockwise/issues/detail?id=369

On Wednesday, June 6, 2012 2:42:54 PM UTC-7, laurent.petit wrote:

Hello,

I discovered (not played with it) that you have the power to create your own perspectives, look at the "Save Perspective as ..." command in the Window menu.

Cheers,

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2012/6/1 Christophe Grand <chris...@cgrand.net>

My layout is closer to Mark's one: all views are minimized (except
console and repls) and the consol+repl is to the right of the editor
pane (about equal width).
When working on a bigger screen I usually have two editors and the
console+repl (each having about 1/3 of the screen width)

On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 5:52 PM, Mark Addleman <markad...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I tend to rely a lot less on the package explorer when working with Clojure than when I work in Java.  I tend to minimize the left window.  I keep the lower pane open with REPL and Console has the primary tabs (though the console is becoming less important has CCW matures) and I keep the outline & namespace browser open on the right of the editor.
>
> Ultimately, I would like to close the outline view entirely and use popup outline (CTRL-O).  I would also like to see the Namespace browser be folded into something similar to the Java type browser (CTRL-T).  That way, the only windows I would keep open are the editor and REPL.  Then, I'd love to see mini REPLs available from directly within an editor (inspired by my understanding of Lighttable) so I can avoid having a REPL window open.  And then...  :)
>
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> On Thursday, May 31, 2012 8:53:24 PM UTC-7, Nick Klauer wrote:
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>> For my setup, I find I'm always resetting windows and panes to be in the right configuration.  I don't think there's a Clojure perspective, but I do like the way this is set up and was curious if others follow a similar setup for Clojure development, or if they've found more ideal configurations:
>>
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[Nick Klauer]

Ah yes.  I had been playing around and found that out.  Also while digging around in Eclipse, I found out that they've been working on a 4.x series of Developer Builds, so CCW works great on Eclipse 4.2 RC2, fwiw.

-Nick

[Laurent PETIT]

Le 7 juin 2012 à 01:54, Nick Klauer <Kla...@gmail.com> a écrit :

Ah yes.  I had been playing around and found that out.  Also while digging around in Eclipse, I found out that they've been working on a 4.x series of Developer Builds, so CCW works great on Eclipse 4.2 RC2, fwiw.

Awesome, I had never tested it on the 4.x series, thx for the feedback !

-Nick

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[Laurent PETIT]

Actually, it's not really hard or long to create a specialized perspective for Clojure development.

This could also be the opportunity to only present the essentials for those willing to focus more on the Clojure part than on the Java part ?

Cheers,

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2012/6/1 Christophe Grand <chris...@cgrand.net>

My layout is closer to Mark's one: all views are minimized (except

[Nick Klauer]

It would be nice to have a default Clojure perspective just so I can have one with the Clojure icon on it. :)

-Nick Klauer