How to enable jslint when editing html file?

On Windows the stupid command prompt seems to want to pull focus. Not sure what to do about this. It pull focus for just long enough for a character or two to go missing while I'm typing. I know I can turn off the automatic checking, but I rather like it and would like to keep it. Any ideas?

How in sync is this with the jslint repo, I'm getting errors for "reserved words" on property types, is there a way to enable "es5 mode?"

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/jslint_com/message/1260

Is there any way to change the color used for highlighting errors? I have a black background in my terminal, and with the red highlighting characters of certain syntax colors disappear

Thanks, tried looking around but couldn't find where its specified.

Hi.

Many Vim users take their scripts from http://vim.org and from the Vim GitHub repo list at http://vim-scripts.org . It is very easy to install plugins using various plugin managers such as Pathogen and Vundle.

jslint.vim version entry hasn't been updated since 2010.

Could you please update your entry there?

Thank you very much! :)

I've installed JSLint with Vundler and I'm getting the following errors when I save a js file.

http://cl.ly/KbuO

This is on MacVim.

jslint works fine with macvim, but in terminal, things go wrong.

1. under vim insert mode, chars I didn't input will somehow be inputed.
2. under vim normal mode, some words will be replace when cursor move over it, but only change in display, not file change. refresh by page down and up will get these changed word recover.

I'm seeing an issue on my Windows 7 64-bit machine that seems to result from s:plugin_path containing spaces.

plugin_path = C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim\vim73\ftplugin\javascript\jslint\

This causes the command to fail. I've temporarily fixed it with the following:

let s:cmd = 'cd "' . s:plugin_path . '" && ' . s:cmd . ' "' . s:plugin_path . 'runjslint.' . s:runjslint_ext . '"'

Which results in:

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim\vim73\ftplugin\javascript\jslint" && cscript /NoLogo "C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim\vim73\ftplugin\javascript\jslint\runjslint.wsf"

But obviously, an environment-agnostic solution would be preferred.

I love this plugin, but would be interested in having it support jshint. If you have plans for it, great. Otherwise, maybe I'll fork what you have and try my hand at it. Thanks for this awesome plugin.

As a workaround, use node.js:

export JS_CMD=which node

I'm using the 'Ack' plugin. If i do an ack search, I get the results of the search in the quickfix window. However, if I then go to one of the entries in a javascript file, jslint will replace my ack search quickfix results with any results from jslinting the file. I suspect, though I haven't confirmed, that the jslint program will replace any quickfix entries with its own after going to a js file from the quickfix list.

Can I easily change from having the jslint plugin be an ftplugin to something I can map? After a quick glance at the source, it seems like I should be able to map a key to "s:JSLint()". However, I'm not extremely familiar with vimscript.

Thanks, otherwise love the plugin and use it all the time.

error detected while processing function 107_JSLint

Vim(echoerr): could not invoke JSLint

my macbook development envoirment...

jslint-core.js:5655: ReferenceError: assignment to undeclared variable exports
using spidermonkey 1.8.5 2011-03-31

The fix is easy; just add a var statement to the declaration on that very row. I'm not sure how kosher that is, but it makes it work.

There is only a note that it's possible however I would like to ask how exactly ...

Hi,

I am getting this error ( the one in the title ) when I try to open a .js file. In addition I get:

Error detected while processing function 87_JSLint:
Line 33:
could not invoke JSLint!

I am running Ubuntu 10.04. I am using jslint.vim_0.7. I have installed it with rake install. I have installed both node and spidermonkey.

I'm trying to run jslint from the command line, but it seems to ignore my .jslintrc file. I have .jslintrc in my home directory and it works nicely inside Vim. I tried copying .jslintrc to the directory with the jslint, and to the directory where I was running it against .js files, but no luck.

I would really like to use this utility from the command line with my own jslint preferences, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Is there some special magic that I'm missing to get this script working on Windows 7? (or XP for that matter).

I've installed it using Pathogen and it just doesn't work. Seems like the matchlist() call doesn't work with the regular expression on Windows.

Is there something I need to set up in my _vimrc file to make this script work?

Have no idea what happens, but it looks like macvim works just fine on lion without jshint plugin enabled and completely freezes app if jshint is enabled. It hangs macvim when switching from input mode to normal mode.

Alternative js interpreter rhino does not support readline().

The warning message "The body of a for in should be wrapped in an if statement to filter unwanted properties from the prototype" appears while moving through the lines and tripping in a unwrapped for loop. It takes the cursor to the command-line and requires a lot of typing to get out, particularly with the k key, the j it dismisses with one key stroke.

It does not happen every time. Normally I close and reopen the window a few times and the problem goes away.

I have tried various ways of installing. I use pathogen, would appreciate instructions on how to do that right...

But I also tried just putting the ftplugin in .vim/... the best I ever got was a message upon vim startup:

Error detected while processing function 14_JSLint:
line 40:
could not invoke JSLint!

I tried grep'ing around in the plugin, but couldn't find any of those symbols.

Thanks.

I use hallettj / jslint.vim on Ubuntu 12.04, everything is ok. but on windows 7(x64), it displays error:

Error detected while processing function <SNR>42_JSLint:
line 47:
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect ^@

Error detected while processing function <SNR>42_JSLint:
line 48:
could not invoke JSLint!

I try to solve the problem as follow, but not work:

• rename jslint.vim/bim/jslint to jslint.exe then add to PATH

• modify jslint.vim file:

  " let s:install_dir = expand(":p:h")

  if has("win32")
  let s:install_dir = '"' .
  expand("C:\Users\Administrator.vim\bundle\jslint.vim\ftplugin\javascript"). '"'
  else
  let s:install_dir = expand(":p:h")
  endif

• install node.js, npm using npm install jslint -g to install jslint om cmd.exe

BTW: I adopt Vindle to manage my plugins.
This is my _vimrc.

On http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2729
you wrote $ sudo apt-get install sipdermonkey-bin
instead of $ sudo apt-get install spidermonkey-bin

I made a copy & paste and was wondering why it didn't work...

I don't think OS X includes the "js" command anymore. Regardless, running: "sudo port install spidermonkey" resolves this issue.

the maxerr limit for jshint is super annoying (and is likely to be removed from jshint core soon)
instantdelay/jshint@e99e47b
since it prevents you from seeing errors at the end of the file.

apparently you can set the maxerr parameter of jshint to 1000 or some arbitrary number that is so high it will not disguise any errors. How would I add this parameter (and maybe others) when I invoke :JSHint in command mode?

I can't tell if anyone is going to maintain this project or not. The last commit was over a year ago. There are pending pull requests that I'd like to see merged into the project. Does anyone know if this project is going to be updated?

Thanks,

TR

Hello,

I'm a vim nub, and when I can get this JSLint plugin to work it's my fav. Using MacVim.

When I use the "Rake Install" method, and it doesn't seem to work at all... I have also tried copying the javascript directory into my "ftplugin" dir and that does nothing. When I also copy the files from the "JavaScript" directory into my "~/.vim/plugin" dir, it works if I manually call :JSLintUpdate, but not if I'm moving around the file making changes, which is the ideal.

On Snow Leopard, using MacVim.

Thanks for your help!

When I copy and paste something like:

        /** api: event[beforelayerselectionchange]
         *  Fired before the selected set of layers changes.  Listeners 
         *  can return ``false`` to stop the selected layers from being 
         *  changed.
         *
         *  Listeners arguments:
         *
         *  * layerRecord - ``GeoExt.data.LayerRecord`` the record of the
         *    selected layer, or null if no layer is selected.
         */

I end up with instead:

        /** api: event[beforelayerselectionchange]

•          \*  Fired before the selected set of layers changes.  Listeners 
  

•                       \*  can return `false` to stop the selected layers from being 
  

•                                    \*  changed.
  

•                                                 *
  

•                                                              \*  Listeners arguments:
  

•                                                                           *
  

•                                                                                        \*  \* layerRecord - `GeoExt.data.LayerRecord` the record of the
  

•                                                                                                     \*    selected layer, or null if no layer is selected.
  

•                                                                                                                  */
  

Hi, guys.
Thank you for this awesome project, and I really love it.

However, today, I found that it works differrently based on platform.
I have a windows 7 machine, and a mac osx machine.

Mac has no problem using jslint.vim. It gives more suggestions and works with quick fix very well.
On Windows, less suggestions and quick fix list is empty when I :copen.

I don't think this is the #24 issue.

I do have node.js on both machines. Can I change the csript.exe to node.exe?

Thank you very much.

I have a discovered a problem. It seems all errors are shown some lines before the actual error is. The number of lines it differs to the real error seems kind of random, ranging from approx. 5 to 15 lines.
This effects the highlighted error lines and the quickfix window.

I'm using Windows7 and gvim, but it also appears in normal vim on Windows.

How can I install the plugin correctly for GVim on Windows XP? I copied the plugin into ftplugin. After :JSLintUpdate, the following errors are displayed:

Error detected while processing function 33_JSLintUpdate..33_JSLInt:
line 23:
E484: Can't open file C:\DOCUME1\MICHAL1\LOCALS~1\Temp\TIoAC.tmp
line 25:
could not invoke JSLint!

Thank you,
Michal

I think this was introduced by this plugin. Can anyone else confirm?
On a clean vim install, selecting text in visual mode, then pressing d should cause the text to be deleted immediately.

I receive the following error since upgrading from Mountain Lion, any ideas?

Error detected while processing function <SNR>22_JSLint:
line   47:
Exception: TypeError: Attempted to assign to readonly property.^@[email protected]:2553^@@jslint-core.js:3165^@global [email protected]:6392^@
line   48:
could not invoke JSLint!

JSLint should exit with code=1 if it found errors.

Since this has been changed to an ftplugin you can't syntax check JSON and HTML files, on which JSLint normally works, at least as far as I can tell.