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When I run this code with cider-load-buffer
cider-load-buffer
(ns hoge.core) (def foo "hello world") (println (meta #'foo))
the output is following (column index is 1)
{:line 3, :column 1, :file core.clj, :name foo, :ns #namespace[hoge.core]}
when I run the code with cider-eval-last-sexp, the output is following (column index is 0)
cider-eval-last-sexp
{:line 3, :column 0, :file core.clj, :name foo, :ns #namespace[hoge.core]}
Also when I run the code on lein repl, the output is following (column index is 1)
lein repl
user=> (require 'hoge.core) {:line 3, :column 1, :file hoge/core.clj, :name foo, :ns #namespace[hoge.core]}
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I cannot reproduce this. I ran every cider-eval command, and all agreed column is 1.
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I can reproduce this on Clojure 1.7. @dpsutton @snufkon what are your Clojure versions?
Hmm, I get the same results on 1.7 and 1.8 actually.
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When I run this code with
cider-load-buffer
the output is following (column index is 1)
when I run the code with
cider-eval-last-sexp
, the output is following (column index is 0)Also when I run the code on
lein repl
, the output is following (column index is 1)Environment & Version information
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