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Added spiral-switch-to-last-clojure-buffer#12
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Allow the users to switch back from from the REPL to the previous buffer belonging to the project.
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As discussed in #11
Allow the users to switch back from from the REPL to the previous
buffer belonging to the project.
There is one issue, which I only caught when I tried to use the keybinding: intentionally the keybinding for
spiral-switch-to-last-clojure-bufferis the same as forspiral-switch-to-repl-buffer. The same as in CIDER.The only problem is that
spiral-switch-to-repl-bufferkey binding shadowsspiral-switch-to-last-clojure-buffer. Let me fix this. But until then please let me know what you think of this function. Thanks