Discipline will set you free.
Since you're coding in Vim.
Open any Ruby file and you will be able to see the messages using the location
list (e.g. by invoking :lopen
or :ll
). See more about location using
:help location-list
or see the
online documention.
By default, any messages are shown when a file is loaded or saved. If you want
to only show messages when you open the location list, set the following in your
.vimrc
file:
let g:cane_always_show = 0
By default, messages are always shown.
Checking large files (> 1000 lines) can take a while. To load larger files quicker, you can limit maximum number of lines a file can have and still be checked. Files bigger than this limit will not be checked:
let g:cane_line_limit = 1000
With no line limit set, all files will be checked.
Place the plugin/cane.vim
file in your .vim/plugin
directory.
Please make sure that cane
is up-to-date.
This plugin is also compatible with pathogen. Integration can be implemented similar to syntastic (where you also can find a nice set-up guide in the README)
Copyright (c) Rainer Borene. Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself. See
:help license
.