Fix error in cider-clojuredocs-lookup #3163
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Issue: cider-clojuredocs pops the doc buffer but then still asks you for a symbol. Maybe only with emacs master highlight-regexp might have changed. The issue is that cider-clojuredocs-lookup passes nil to highlight-regexp, which then throws an error. and cider-try-symbol-at-point handles all errors with asking for a symbol.
vemv
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Mar 1, 2022
| (highlight-regexp | ||
| (regexp-quote | ||
| (or (cadr (split-string sym "/")) | ||
| sym)) |
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Could be desirable to extract this one to defun and then unit-test it
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Issue:
cider-clojuredocs pops the doc buffer
but then still asks you for a symbol.
The issue is that
cider-clojuredocs-lookup passes nil to highlight-regexp,
which then throws an error.
It's only an issue when sym doesn't have a
/.and upstream cider-try-symbol-at-point handles all errors with
asking for a symbol.
Also
symcan be something like.at this point so calling regexp-quote makes sense.