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One of the original motivations for writing Puget was that Clojure's built-in print-method
and kin are subject to global modification. I needed a printer that was canonical and that also meant I needed to ensure it would be fully configurable with a local dispatch function. Later on, this expanded to colorization and the broader use as a REPL pretty-printer. Which is perhaps a long way of saying that deferring to print-method
implementations would go against that original design.
Given the above, there's no way to globally change Puget's behavior with respect to your custom types, but you can use its dispatch mechanism to choose a different representation within a specific REPL or project. I'm not an emacs user, so I'm not familiar with how you would wire this up in CIDER, but as an example, whidbey has the notion of escape types which are rendered with print-method
instead of Puget's normal formatters. You should be able to configure something similar.
Happy to help with any configuration questions along that route!
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Related Issues (20)
- non-global-extensibility HOT 10
- sort-keys missing from 0.9.0 HOT 3
- Lazy seqs don't print in 0.9.0 HOT 3
- ClojureScript support? HOT 18
- Can you document how to customize colorschemes in puget. HOT 2
- Error on load HOT 3
- Print namespaced maps using #: HOT 7
- Sorted collections are re-sorted HOT 4
- cprint-str throws exception for high values of :width on certain inputs HOT 3
- colors start at beginning of line instead of beginning of element HOT 4
- README code coverage badge is stale
- Java object cprint does not match README screenshot HOT 1
- :seq-limit for vectors? HOT 2
- Unidiomatic representation of namespaced maps HOT 1
- GraalVM binary HOT 1
- Migrate references to java.util.TimeZone to java.time.* HOT 1
- Metadata doesn't respect current `:align`
- Broken links need a fix
- Puget requires a large amount of memory when printing large collections HOT 1
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