Initial commit, adds support for nagelfar TCL syntax checker and moves the tclsh syntax checker into a tcl directory.
Initial commit, adds support for nagelfar TCL syntax checker and moves the tclsh syntax checker into a tcl directory.
Moving nagelfar.tcl.vim to nagelfar.vim - it's likely that the more
common use case has it as a binary.
Moving nagelfar.tcl.vim to nagelfar.vim - it is probably more likely to be using the binary than the TCL script.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:euoia/syntastic
Correct typo in email address
add the -fno-code ghc option to speed up checking

Since we're only using ghc to check and lint the file and not actually create output, we can pass -fno-code which omits code generation and speeds up the check quite a bit.
fix typo
Set g:loaded_FOO_syntax_checker in syntastic.vim, not every ft file.
Only set g:loaded_FT_syntax_checker if unset
docbook checker: added quotes to args in expand() call
Fix typescript errorformat for latest version of the compiler
Add python checker that uses python itself

The advantage to this is that no 3rd party modules are required. People
new to Python probably won't have flake8/pyflakes/pylint installed. This
will get them basic syntax checking (no linting) out of the box.
Support zero or more spaces at the end of a filename in the typescript errorformat
Merge pull request #417 from artnez/python-interpreter-checker

Add python checker that uses python itself
Merge pull request #410 from dbarnett/loaded_flag

Set g:loaded_FOO_syntax_checker in syntastic.vim, not every ft file.
Merge pull request #416 from jb55/typescript

Fix TypeScript errorformat for latest version of the compiler
typescript: dont need to escape the space inside a string
Merge pull request #413 from jgrande/master

docbook checker: added quotes to args in expand() call
allow custom checkers by just defining a checking function

Problem: users want to define their own checking function and not use
the syntastic defaults

Solution: dont load the syntastic default if a checking function
already exists. This way users can just define their own function and
override syntastic.

e.g. the user wants to have their own ruby checker, so in their vimrc
they just add:

    function! SyntaxCheckers_ruby_GetLocList()
        return SyntasticMake({"some custom stuff"})
    endfunction