Rename eval-in-other-ns to follow convention

README.org

@@ -40,13 +40,13 @@
    Doing this should populate the view's list with the now evaluated treemap, ready to inspect! 
 
 ** Configuration
-   reveal-remote-mode exposes two meaningful variables: the interrelated ~reveal-remote-mode-eval-in-other-ns~ and ~reveal-remote-other-ns~. By default Reveal evaluates the received form (and thus all sub forms) in the ~vlaaad.reveal.ext~ namespace, causing any unknown symbols to result in compile errors (as per regular Clojure semantics). We can configure this behavior using the ~:ns~ key, which reveal-remote-mode defaults to whatever is in ~*ns*~. Setting ~reveal-remote-mode-eval-in-other-ns~ allows you to toggle this behaviour (default ~t~), ~reveal-remote-other-ns~ allows you to specify the value of ~:ns~.
+   reveal-remote-mode exposes two meaningful variables: the interrelated ~reveal-remote-eval-in-other-ns~ and ~reveal-remote-other-ns~. By default Reveal evaluates the received form (and thus all sub forms) in the ~vlaaad.reveal.ext~ namespace, causing any unknown symbols to result in compile errors (as per regular Clojure semantics). We can configure this behavior using the ~:ns~ key, which reveal-remote-mode defaults to whatever is in ~*ns*~. Setting ~reveal-remote-eval-in-other-ns~ allows you to toggle this behaviour (default ~t~), ~reveal-remote-other-ns~ allows you to specify the value of ~:ns~.
 
    In addition to these, there is also a list called ~reveal-remote-views~ that enumerates the possible Reveal views. This is the place where you would add custom views.
 
    | Variables                           | Values                                               |
    |-------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------|
-   | ~reveal-remote-mode-eval-in-other-ns~ | ~t~ (default), ~nil~                                     |
+   | ~reveal-remote-eval-in-other-ns~ | ~t~ (default), ~nil~                                     |
    | ~reveal-remote-other-ns~              | ~*ns*~ (default), any valid Clojure namespace (string) |
    | ~reveal-remote-env~                   | any valid Clojure form (string), nil (default)       |
    | ~reveal-remote-views~                 | Alist of Reveal views                                |

reveal-remote-mode.el

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
   :group 'reveal-remote
   :type  'string)
 
-(defcustom reveal-remote-mode-eval-in-other-ns t
+(defcustom reveal-remote-eval-in-other-ns t
   "If non-nil (default), evaluates forms in the current buffer's namespace.
 
 By default, Reveal evaluates any forms it encounters in vlaaad.reveal.ext,
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ which means that any unknown symbols will result in compile errors."
   :type  'boolean)
 
 (defcustom reveal-remote-other-ns "*ns*"  ; not sure how robust it is to rely on *ns*
-  "The namespace used when `reveal-remote-mode-eval-in-other-ns' is non-nil."
+  "The namespace used when `reveal-remote-eval-in-other-ns' is non-nil."
   :group 'reveal-remote
   :type  'string)
 
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ which means that any unknown symbols will result in compile errors."
   (format "{:vlaaad.reveal/command '((requiring-resolve 'vlaaad.reveal.ext/%s) %s) %s %s}"
           command
           (or arg "")
-          (or (when reveal-remote-mode-eval-in-other-ns
+          (or (when reveal-remote-eval-in-other-ns
                 (format ":ns %s" reveal-remote-other-ns)) "")
           (or (when reveal-remote-env
                 (format ":env %s" reveal-remote-env)) "")))