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Properly shut down processes #41
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Can I see a screenshot of your |
Seems that the problem is that 2 processes get created when you invoke something like |
Forget this - it's just one process. I'm really puzzled why it doesn't die as Emacs asks to kill it when you kill the |
👍 — happy I didn't report garbage haha. If I now kill a buffer with CMD+k, should this also correctly terminate the process or is it intended that's people use the new quit command from now on? |
You should use the new command. I've got no idea why |
Cool, thanks! And thanks for taking the time to look at this, just made another dash on the "Beers to buy for Bozhidar" dash list. 😄 |
You're welcome! At ClojureD a few people approached me asking for some inf-clojure improvements, because it was becoming a popular way to work with self-hosted ClojureScript REPLs like planck and lumo and I decided to give it a bit of love. |
After debugging #40 I noticed that I still have lots of processes in the
run
state when looking at the*Process List*
buffer. It does not seem to matter what/if any dependencies or code is loaded.Probably my fault but is there a way to properly kill processes? Checked in M-x but couldn't find anything... (I'm using CMD + K now.)
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