How to explore code in third party libraries?

[Andrei]

I wonder how its done for clojure using nrepl? With CL and swank it's a matter of hitting M-. and you can drill as deep as you want in the code (yours or some libraries).

nrepl tries to open some zip files creating an empty buffer when I try to do the same thing. 

Do I need to set up something to make it possible or you guys use other ways of drilling into the code?

Thank you,

[Tim King]

Hi Andrei,

Currently, there are some known issues with nrepl-jump.

e.g. https://github.com/kingtim/nrepl.el/issues/124

I am able to jump to libraries and clojure core functions, but then when I try to jump again it fails, which sounds a little different from your problem.

You are getting an empty buffer with no exception?

Are you on windows?

[Andrei]

Hi Tim

Yes, there is not exception. I am on windows version 0.1.5

[Tim King]

Hi Andrei,

This is fixed now on master.  You may need to do additional setup on your windows emacs installation in order for unzip to work.

See https://github.com/kingtim/nrepl.el/issues/113 for more details.

Cheers,
Tim

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[Andrei]

Thanks Tim, it works now!

Andrei

[Andrei]

Jumping to code works great for local code.

I wonder if it's possible to add support for nrepl-jump used for remote sessions (when tramp is used)?

Since most of the time I have to work remotely, that would really save the day.

Thank you,