syntastic

I've installed Syntastic from GitHub and I'm trying to use Syntastic for checking perl syntax errors (and planning to use for Python in a short while). When I use ':quit' or ':q', only original file window closes. The error window does not close. Below is snip from my .vimrc file : execute pathogen#infect() set statusline+=%#warningmsg# set statusline+=%{SyntasticStatuslineFlag()} set statusline+=%* let g:syntastic_perl_checkers = ['perl'] let g:syntastic_python_checkers = ['pylint'] let g:syntastic_enable_perl_checker = 1 let g:syntastic_always_populate_loc_list = 1 let g:syntastic_auto_loc

I've followed this guide for setting up my vim for c#. I works beautifully, but I've got an annoyance: The syntastic checker is a bit too harsh on me. Specifically it advises me to change this line: var parser = new Parser(configuration, findReservations: true); with the message "Redundant argument name specification". Of course I COULD just do as it says, but I happen to like my redundant argument specification. The reader of my code might not remember what that boolean is for otherwise. So... how can I tell syntastic (or omnisharp) to relax about this kind of warning? jasoni Modify the

I'm using python-mode for Vim, I prefer for there to be 120 character lines rather than the stark 80 as defined in the PEP8 standard. In python-mode, this is easy. I just add the following to my ~/.vimrc: " Pylint configuration file let g:pymode_lint_config = '$HOME/.pylint.rc' let g:pymode_options_max_line_length=120 This works great, but then, I also wanted to use the superb Syntastic plugin for checking syntax of various other kinds (Chef recipes for foodcritic, for example.) Unfortunately, Syntastic also does Python linting, and as such it has now started complaining about my 120 character

I work with enough code that does not follow pep8 (that I cannot fix) and would like syntastic to not use the pep8 syntax checker. Any way to disable it? If your are using flake8 as a python syntax checker you could do it like this (put it into your vimrc or ftplugin/python.vim file): let g:syntastic_python_checkers=['flake8'] let g:syntastic_python_flake8_args='--ignore=E501,E225' You need to silence each error class explicitly (and cannot disable pep8 checking as a whole). See the flake8 documentation and pycodestyle documentation (used to be pep8) for all error and warning codes. Adding to

I'm trying to write a module in Haskell. It does not have a main because it's not meant to be a stand-alone program. I just started using syntastic, and it is constantly reporting: The IO action ‘main’ is not defined in module ‘Main’ This is preventing it from reporting other real errors in my module. If I try to work around this by adding a dummy main, it starts complaining that everything else is "Defined but not used". How can I tell syntastic (and whatever checker it's using under the covers) that there isn't supposed to be a main ? Testing with ghc-mod (which backs syntastic, although

I find the documents frustrating. What are the basic lines I need to add to my config file to get it working? Technically, nothing. If you've extracted Syntastic into your .vim directory, try using the :SyntasticEnable command within Vim to enable it for the filetype of the currently open file. If you want to automatically turn it on for a given filetype, then you'll want to put a... SyntasticEnable [filetype] line in your .vimrc where [filetype] is the type of file you want to enable it for. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2368208/syntastic-for-vim-what-are-the-required-lines-in-vimrc