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UI/UX issues #241

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ghost opened this issue Oct 30, 2014 · 1 comment
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UI/UX issues #241

ghost opened this issue Oct 30, 2014 · 1 comment

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@ghost
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ghost commented Oct 30, 2014

I can't seem to find an error display setting in Linter that works for me. I've tried them all, and each has issues:

  • Show All Errors In Status Bar: If you've got a lot of warnings (but ones you can safely ignore), the bottom pane really starts to take up important window real estate.
  • Show Error In Status Bar: When at the bottom of the window, writing code, this really becomes troublesome as the pane pops up and blocks where you're typing, forcing you to scroll down.
  • Show Error Inline: This gets in the way of other code (usually below the line you're editing).

I think for now I'll go with a combination of "Lint On Save" as the only option for when to show lint errors, and "Show Error In Status Bar." That way, as I'm editing at the very bottom of the document, the pane doesn't keep getting in the way. But I wanted to open this ticket anyway, as something for the developers to think about.

@park9140
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park9140 commented Dec 3, 2014

@CaptSaltyJack
A couple options,

A dropdown from the top like the file search or command box. You could filter the list using the textbox, and jump directly to the start line and column in the file when you select an error.

A keystroke option to only show inline errors when you hit a particular keyboard shortcut.

Let me know what you think

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