Realtime error highlighting?

[rdougan]

Great package, thanks.

Is it possible to have real time error highlighting? Or perhaps after each save?

[fbzhong]

That's a good idea.

After my biz trip, I will implement it.

When finish, I will let you know :)

[rdougan]

Excellent, thanks!
On Dec 19, 2011, at 9:14 PM, Robin wrote:

That's a good idea.

After my biz trip, I will implement it.

When finish, I will let you know :)

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[fbzhong]

Hi,

I just implement that feature.

Enable it in "User Settings", by set "run_on_save" to true.

Try it?

[rdougan]

While this works, it is not ideal having the window popping up all the time.

Is it possible to actually highlight warning by giving code a background color? And then run this ~300ms after the last key press.

[fbzhong]

Ok, let me implement realtime lint.

[fbzhong]

Hi Robert,

Sorry that I still does not finish the realtime feature. In order to implement that feature, the currently design has to be changed (not huge, just need more time because of busy work).

Really sorry for that. Maybe I will be free during the holiday of Chinese New Year, I will try to finish that feature :)

[guozheng]

Hi, Zhong, really great plugin for Sublime Text 2. I recently start playing with ST2 and your plugin, really likes it. I second this feature request for realtime jslint warning. I have been using Vim and jslint vim plugin (https://github.com/hallettj/jslint.vim). I basically gives warning by highlighting the error line while you edit the source file. When you place the cursor on that line, you see the actual error message. Would really appreciate if similar behavior can be ported here ;-)

[sphvn]

Upvote :)

[cosmolsmith]

Upvote as well.

[dcrockwell]

This would be a very useful feature. RubyMine currently has the ability to highly (wavy underline) your code real-time. This is the single feature missing that makes fully adopting Sublime difficult.

[ghost]

Will look into implementing this feature, will require a bit of a re-write.