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I've just installed syntastic and it's all over the place. Variables are errors, imports are errors, modules don't have dot operator, you name it.
What can I do about this ?!
(I would've included an image of the madness, but not enough reps)
Mustafa
Posted 2015-09-04T11:02:57.697
Reputation: 1
Possible solutions : write correct code, read syntastic's documentation. – romainl – 2015-09-05T13:12:45.167
Let me get my magic wand... There, done! It will stop doing that as soon as you read the docs, and configure it to (1) run only the checkers you want, and (2) configure said checkers to show you only the errors you care about. – lcd047 – 2015-09-06T19:46:02.417
What the comments above me try to tell you ist that you should provide more information. Which language? And post sample code. We don't need images but you can write code here without problem. – ap0 – 2015-09-08T06:55:58.530
@ap0 Sorry, but no: my comment above tries to say exactly what is says: the OP should read the docs, find out how to specify which checkers to run, then configure the checkers to show only the relevant messages. Syntastic is not something that can be used effectively without reading the docs. Consequently, the long time effect of writing a cheat sheet for the OP's particular problem would be to encourage other people to waste everybody's time. shrug – lcd047 – 2015-09-08T09:50:06.203
He sure could do that. And I think it would be the best way. But I was told many times (after giving an answer the same way you did) that the purpose of this page isn not to refer users with questions to the documentation but to help. – ap0 – 2015-09-08T09:58:28.143
@ap0 To my excuse, I have a bit of a history answering a few questions about syntastic. Also, one of the reasons why I'm no longer wasting nearly as much time on SE as I used to. :)
– lcd047 – 2015-09-08T10:20:57.740