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(ns tachyons
  (:require [clojure.string :as str]))

(defn styles->str [styles]
  (let [ref-marker "*"
        is-symbol? #(str/starts-with? % ref-marker)
        class-or-sym #(cond
                        (is-symbol? %)
                        (-> % 
                            name

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(ns with-args)

;; input
#_(with-args args
    [hostname "127.0.0.1" ;; default values if args at position are not provided
     port "3030"]
    [hostname port])

;; output
#_(let [{hostname 0

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;; This seems the fastest output of prettier-eslint_d I've seen, using prettier-eslint-emacs seemd
;; much slower, using the suggested cat | prettier_eslint_d --stdin with the added tee to the output file
;; is much quicker.
(defun user-prettier-eslint ()
  "Format the current file with ESLint."
  (interactive)
  (let* ((binary (executable-find "prettier-eslint_d"))
         (command (format "cat %s | %s --stdin | tee %s" buffer-file-name binary buffer-file-name)))
    (progn
      (shell-command command "*test-buffer*" "*prettier-eslint-errors*")

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tmux shortcuts & cheatsheet

start new:

tmux

start new with session name:

tmux new -s myname

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(ns hello-react-blessed.core
  (:require
   [cljs.nodejs :as nodejs]
   [reagent.core :as reagent]
   [re-frame.core :as rf]
   [blessed :as blessed]                                    ; or use neo-blessed
   ["react-blessed" :as rb]
   [ws]))

(defonce logger (reagent/atom []))

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;; WIP - cycle through buffers only within the existing project
;; MVP
;; * cycle forward and backward
;;         *start         *next        .------- skip ------\       *next
;;  --> #<buffer p1> -> #<buffer p2> -/  #<buffer notAproj> `-> #<buffer p3> -.
;;  \________________________________________________________________________/
;; if buffer is not a project buffer, do normal buffer nav.
;; 
;; Nice to have
;; Possible to only navigate to buffers that aren't open in other split windows

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(defn some-lazy
  ([] (some-lazy 1))
  ([next]
   (cons next (lazy-seq
               (do (println "getting next")
                   (some-lazy (inc next)))))))
;; Instead of recur, use the name of the function (e.g. some-lazy) to recur
;; lazy-seq gets turned to a function and recur target would be hidden.

;; Don't hold on to seq returned by some-lazy, only subsets 

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converting this code to clojure for renndering with 2d library Copied from https://twitter.com/TedAjax/status/1004865330831712256 l={10,9,8,2,1} ;; list of colors

l={10,9,8,2,1} ;; list of colors
::_::
cls()srand()for m=0,99 do
x=rnd(8)-4
z=rnd(8)-4