Wrong namespace when source path is src/cljc

[yatesco]

Assume I have src/cljc/a/b/c.cljc. If I navigate in dired to src/cljc/a/b and then C-x C-f new.cljc then a new buffer is created (ns cljc.a.b.new).

Namespaces are setup correctly so src/cljc is a source path according to project.clj.

Libraries are Clojure 1.7.0 and snapshot cider.

[bbatsov]

I haven't played with cljc yet. I'm assuming src/cljc is the standard layout and we should take this into account, right?

[expez]

This happens with src/cljs and src/clj too, doesn't it?

[yatesco]

Yep. Let me try src\clj and test\clj to see if it is specific to the clojure reader functionality.

On 29 Jul 2015, at 12:36, Bozhidar Batsov notifications@github.com wrote:

I haven't played with cljc yet. I'm assuming src/cljc is the standard layout and we should take this into account, right?

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[bbatsov]

I guess we need a list of folders which to drop from the generated ns. That should be pretty simple to do.

[yatesco]

Yep, it behaves the same with src/clj and src/cljs

[yatesco]

Thanks for the quick response guys.