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Clojure

Below are visualizations of all our scope tests for this language. These were created primarily for testing purposes rather than as documentation. There are quite a few, and they may feel a bit overwhelming from a documentation standpoint.

Scopes​

Anonymous function​

1. Anonymous function​

An anonymous function, eg a lambda function, an arrow function, etc.

Argument list​

1. Argument list: Actual empty​

An empty list of arguments in a function call. Insertion delimiter should be empty.

2. Argument list: Actual multi line​

A multi-line list of arguments in a function call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.

3. Argument list: Actual single line​

A single-line list of arguments in a function call

Argument or parameter​

1. Argument: Actual multi line​

A multi-line argument in a function call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.

2. Argument: Actual single line​

A single-line argument in a function call

3. Argument: Actual (iteration)​

Iteration scope for arguments in a function call: the argument list. The domain should be the entire function call.

Comment​

1. Comment: Line​

A line comment

Condition​

1. Condition: If​

A condition in an if statement

Function call​

1. Function call​

A function call

Function callee​

1. Function callee​

The function being called in a function call

If statement​

1. If statement​

An if statement

List​

1. List​

A list/array

Map​

1. Map​

A map/dictionary

Name​

1. Name: Function​

Name of a function declaration

Named function​

1. Named function​

A named function declaration

2. Named function (iteration document)​

Iteration scope for named functions: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.

Regular expression​

1. Regular expression​

A regular expression

Internal scopes​

The following are internal scopes. They are not intended for user interaction or spoken use. These scopes exist solely for internal Cursorless functionality.

Disqualify delimiter​

1. Disqualify delimiter​

Internally used to disqualify a token from being treated as a surrounding pair delimiter. This will usually be operators containing > or <, eg <, <=, ->, etc.

String​

1. String: Multi line​

A multi-line string

2. String: Single line​

A single-line string

Text fragment​

1. Text fragment: Comment line​

Internally used text fragment consisting of a line comment

2. Text fragment: Regular expression​

Internally used text fragment consisting of a regular expression literal pattern

3. Text fragment: String multi line​

Internally used text fragment consisting of a multi-line string

4. Text fragment: String single line​

Internally used text fragment consisting of a single-line string