WoWDevelopment Sublime Package

[Resike]

Originally Posted by Resike I've managed to make this work (partly). One question tho, how the hell do i filter what to highlight, since it cries for every little stuff like line length, upvalue and whatever. If you can filter this for only (accessing undefinied variable) that would probably cover the globals, however you still don't know if it's a fucntion or not.

Okay i managed to make it work:

cmd = 'luacheck - --formatter=plain --no-unused --no-redefined --no-unused-args --no-unused-secondaries --no-self --no-max-line-length --no-max-code-line-length --no-max-string-line-length --no-max-comment-line-length --codes --ranges --filename @'

However things that i don't like:

- It's sooo slow, i'm not sure why, but it doesn't fit into the Sublime "policy" where everything is lightning fast.
- You can't change colors, you have 1 color for errors and 1 for warnings and thats it. Would be nice to have a separate color for global functions.

But besides that it's nice. I still think a standalone python script would be better or at least faster, also we could have more control over everything of course.

[Gethe]

Originally Posted by Resike Okay i managed to make it work: cmd = 'luacheck - --formatter=plain --no-unused --no-redefined --no-unused-args --no-unused-secondaries --no-self --no-max-line-length --no-max-code-line-length --no-max-string-line-length --no-max-comment-line-length --codes --ranges --filename @' <snip img> However things that i don't like: - It's sooo slow, i'm not sure why, but it doesn't fit into the Sublime "policy" where everything is lightning fast. - You can't change colors, you have 1 color for errors and 1 for warnings and thats it. Would be nice to have a separate color for global functions. But besides that it's nice. I still think a standalone python script would be better or at least faster, also we could have more control over everything of course.

You can actually change the error and warning colors. They are in the settings for SublimeLinter

Serious question though, why do you want a separate indicator for global functions? If a variable is global, it has the same implications regardless of it's type.

[Resike]

Originally Posted by Gethe You can actually change the error and warning colors. They are in the settings for SublimeLinter Serious question though, why do you want a separate indicator for global functions? If a variable is global, it has the same implications regardless of it's type.

I guess it would be nice for the rookie authors (and Blizzard employees) to stop population the global namespace with swarms of global functions.