This is a single-purpose Vim plugin for Syntastic support, and which should be compatible (with no conflicts) with any more fully-featured plugins.
For syntax highlighting, you might try out either
- jakwings' vim-pony which doesn't have a checker but provides syntax highlighting, or
- David Leonard's pony-vim-syntax which provides an identical (for now) checker, named
ponyc, plus syntax highlighting.
To enable this syntax checker, add it to your list of Pony checkers:
let g:syntastic_pony_checkers = ['currycomb']To confirm Syntastic is doing the right thing you might call :SyntasticInfo,
looking for something like this:
Syntastic version: 3.8.0-34 (Vim 800, Darwin, GUI)
Info for filetype: pony
Global mode: active
Filetype pony is active
The current file will be checked automatically
Available checker: currycomb
Currently enabled checker: currycomb
And if your ponyc is in an unusual location:
let g:syntastic_pony_ponyc_exe = '/path/to/your/ponyc'Currently, the syntax checker runs ponyc --pass=expr in the parent directory, just like David Leonard's plugin does.
- Syntastic's Syntax Checker Guide
- Learn Vim Script The Hard Way
- Rust's rustc checker which provides lots of formatting
- Elixir's elixir or mix checker which changes executable
- Syntastic's default pyflakes checker