Disables hints for check command. #18
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Paths for babel packages being reported by the compiler are considered errors and interfere with syntastic's :lnext and :lprevious support.
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Wouldn't "hints: on" be useful in other situations? Hints are something like warnings in Nimrod. Maybe we should introduce a separate category for them in the compiler. |
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While this is not part of idetools, maybe a strict error/warning output format could be added to the idetools documentation. Then coerce the nimrod compiler to follow it and avoid any other similar message to confuse external parsing tools. Otherwise this (or any other plugin) may break at any time in the future. |
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I'll merge this until we improve the distinction of hints and warnings inside the compiler |
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Paths for babel packages being reported by the compiler are considered
errors and interfere with syntastic's :lnext and :lprevious support.