SublimeLinter-contrib-dmd: dmd feedback as you type

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31.10.2017 01:22, Bastiaan Veelo пишет:
> SublimeLinter-contrib-dmd [1] is a plug-in for the Sublime Text 3 editor 
> [2]. Unlike linters that are based on DScanner, it actually invokes dmd 
> on the file that is being edited, as you edit. If dmd finds anything to 
> complain about, an annotation is shown in the editor: warnings and 
> deprecations in orange, errors in red. If SublimeLinter (a plug-in 
> dependency) is configured to show tool tips, the error message pops up 
> after a click on the annotation (see screen shots [1]). SublimeLinter 
> offers shortcuts for jumping to errors and it is possible to postpone 
> on-the-fly linting or lint only on request.
> 
> The advantages of using dmd for linting are:
> 
> 1. The parser is always up-to-date.
> 2. Full symbol resolution, including imports.
> 3. Mixins are expanded.
> 4. Templates are validated.
> 5. Deprecation warnings are included.
> 6. The "did you mean …" assistance appears right where it is most helpful.
> 
> The plug-in is easily installed from within the editor, as described on 
> the project page [1].
> 
> Dmd does not always get the column number exactly right, which can cause 
> the annotation to be misplaced, but that is just a cosmetic deficiency. 
> I have not tested this on larger code bases and only on Windows, but I 
> expect it to work on all platforms supported by Sublime Text 3. Please 
> let me know if you find any issues. The editor is not free, but it 
> continues to work after your evaluation period has expired.
> 
> On request I can add an option to configure the path to dmd, currently 
> it expects to find dmd using the system path.
> 
> 
> Hope you like it,
> Bastiaan.
> 
> [1] https://github.com/veelo/SublimeLinter-contrib-dmd
> [2] http://www.sublimetext.com/
Thank you for your tool! It works like a charm even in mixins and works 
out of box. I installed it just in case but now I've caught myself that 
I start using it.