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When I start a lein repl for a Clojure project, the namespace clojure.repl is imported.
If alternatively I use Slime in Emacs with clojure-jack-in, I get a repl without this. (Leiningen 2)
How can I configure Leiningen (or Slime? or Clojure mode?) to import this at every start.
As Phil Hagelberg pointed out in
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/swank-clojure/UImhfeHikyM/tl0nd6-7YZMJ
the clojure.repl namespace isn’t needed here: “Everything in that namespace has an
equivalent in slime that works better”.
The SLIME chapter of Nic Levines (draft of a) Lisp book is a excellent start to find out what SLIME does. http://lisp-book.org/contents/index.html
For the more experimentally inclined: The key bindings table starts at page 17 of that chapter.