Cursive 1.12.4-eap2

[Cursive]

Hi everyone,

Cursive 1.12.4-eap2 is out. It fixes a few bugs, and also contains a small new feature, the colour gutter icons seen in other language integrations.

Here are the issues:

Added

• Sidebar color display, like IntelliJ does for other languages #1844

Fixed

• Exceptions are not reported correctly in 1.12.4-eap1 #2700
• Find usages of in other modules in project #2660
• ANSI color escapes can escape interpretation #2357

Cheers,
Colin

[Pedro Boschi]

Hi Colin,

I've just tested the eap2 and found a bug in the Debug's "Conditional Breakpoint":  Variable names that contain dashes (e.g. "my-variable") it seems to be replacing with an underscore and returns an error saying that variable named "my_variable" could not be found.

Example break condition:

(= :something my-variable)

I have not checked if it also breaks in eap1.

Cheers,

Pedro Boschi Engineering | Pipo Saúde +55 11 998155344 | My profile

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[Tomáš Drenčák]

Hey Colin,

I think the issue "Exceptions are not reported correctly in 1.12.4-eap1 #2700" is not yet fixed, I've reported it to the already closed issue here https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2700#issuecomment-1140964807

Thanks!

Tomas

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[Colin Fleming]

Hi Pedro,

Hmm, I don't think that is a new bug since nothing in that area has changed in a long time. The debugger does have to convert dashes to underscores, since that's how the variables are represented internally. I suspect that's just being incorrectly surfaced in the error message.

In your case, where does my-variable come from? Is it a local variable, or is it closed over from an outer context?

Cheers,

Colin

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[Pedro Boschi]

In my case the "my-variable" is a parameter name:

(defn- some-func [some-arg my-variable something-else]

  ;; ....

  (if (str/blank?some-arg)

      (do-something my-variable)  ;; conditional breakpoint was placed in this line

      (report my-variable something-else))

  ;;...

)

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