I am not a beginner in matters of shell scripting and I am already noticing
what you are warning against.
Is there any way I can temporarily disable a plugin, within a vim session ?
(FYI, I ended up installing it with `syntastic`.)
Cheers,
-cedric
On 02/09/15 19:18, Nelo-Thara Wallus wrote:
On 08-13/10:40, "Cedric Bhihe (毕生泰)" wrote:Hello - my first post in this list. [...] I am confused as to how to proceed for the install of _/shellcheck/_ and other plug-ins in vim.. I need pointers and advice as to how I should go about it. So far I /"sort of/" gathered that:Use a plugin manager like vim-plug[1]. Those take care of everything for you, you only need to have your vimrc available.1) _/shellcheck/_ can be used in a terminal front-end of its own when downloaded from https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck. If I understand correctly what that implies, beside the fact that it means compiling with all necessary Haskell libraries (no thanks!), I would not want that. Instead I want to keep using Gnome-terminal while using vim and add-on modules and features. 2) it can be run in my editor. Quoting from http://www.shellcheck.net/about.html : /" ShellCheck can output gcc style error messages and checkstyle compatible xml, which allows any editor to show in-lined error messages. It's also supported directly by the vim plug-in //Syntastic <https://github.com/scrooloose/syntastic>//in Vim//."/Bit of advice - shellcheck is nice for the beginning, but once you wrote your first few scripts it'll just annoy you with false-positive findings.[...]Cheers, Nelo [1]: https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug -- Viktoriastrasse 22 76133 Karlsruhe Nr.: 0721 / 96 55 63 95 Handy: 0178 / 53 17 067 /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign \ / - against HTML emails X - against proprietory attachments / \ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII_Ribbon_Campaign
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