Add option to disable syntastic in general (for all filetypes) by default about syntastic HOT 10 CLOSED

@taromero I strongly recommend you to invest a few minutes in reading the manual.

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@LandonSchropp As I said above: if you switch to passive mode, the files are not checked unless you explicitly request it:

let g:syntastic_mode_map = { 'mode': 'passive' }

How to detect Neomake is installed and / or active is a question for Neomake authors.

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Could there be a keyword like 'disable' or 'turn off' next to :SyntasticToggleMode ? Asking because that's what I looked for while looking for this feature. I didn't find it so I resorted to google.

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Putting the following in my .vimrc worked for me (as a workaround):

autocmd VimEnter * SyntasticToggleMode " disable syntastic by default

It runs :SyntasticToggleMode when opening Vim.

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Check out master now - most notably this commit 78fbd7f.

There is also :SyntasticToggleMode to switch between active/passive modes. Ill be updating the doc etc soon, but the commit message should give you enough to get started.

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@shurane If you switch to passive mode, the files are not checked unless you explicitly request it. In passive mode nothing much happens in background, only the status line is updated, so there isn't much point in disabling Syntastic. But yes, there is no way to disable Syntastic completely (and adding such a feature wouldn't be trivial).

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@lcd047 why would that be?

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👍 I'd love an easy way to disable Syntastic if Neomake is installed.

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Having
let g:syntastic_mode_map = {"mode": "passive", "active_filetypes": ["python"], "passive_filetypes": [] }
in ~/.vim/vimrc

command ToggleSyntastic if !exists('g:syntastic_mode_map_bak') | let g:syntastic_mode_map_bak = g:syntastic_mode_map | let g:syntastic_mode_map = {'mode':'passive'} | else | let g:syntastic_mode_map = g:syntastic_mode_map_bak | unlet g:syntastic_mode_map_bak | endif

map <C-F7> :ToggleSyntastic<CR>
imap <C-F7> <C-o>:ToggleSyntastic<CR>

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@andbar-ru This is exactly what :SyntasticToggleMode does.

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