syntastic

Is it possible to change the python version used by syntastic for syntax checking? As the Issue https://github.com/scrooloose/syntastic/issues/385 indicates I could use virtual-env. But is it also possible just with syntastic or vim commands? The below is no longer necessary, and might screw up if you're forced to work on a strictly python 2.x script. The best option is to leave the Syntastic defaults alone, and to use conda to manage separate environments for python 3 and 2 (each with their own version-specific installs of flake8, pyflakes, etc), and to switch to the appropriate environment

I am using syntastic in my c++11 project. When I am editing in vim, and save (:w) the syntastic plugin gives me errors on every initializer list {} and for each loops which are clearly c++11 features that it's missing. I installed syntastic using pathogen. Here are two examples of the error I am getting on initializer lists and for each loops (both c++11 that compile fine): Turns out the C++ linter (syntax checker) of syntastic has many options that can be set on your .vimrc (unfortunate, I wish it was project specific, like the .clang_complete solution). To enable c++11 standards and use the