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Flycheck not being started automatically for python-mode #97
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To be clear, Flycheck is never started automatically, unless explicitly configured by adding |
This is my Emacs configuration: https://bitbucket.org/climatewarrior/dotfiles/src/ad83eea06d36e15daddd0f33178be7b43a8e6072/.emacs.d/Emacs.org?at=default And no I didn't add flycheck-mode to the corresponding hooks, all I did was add this to my config file.
When I loaded a session that had mostly Python files I just go the following flycheck related messages in Messages
Thank you so much for your time and your help! |
You're using a strange Python setup. A manual So which Emacs version are you using, and where did you get the Python mode from? I assume that it is not the Python mode built into Emacs, is it? |
I have Emacs 24.2.1, I was using this version of python-mode https://launchpad.net/python-mode (installed through Elpa) but now I switched to the built in version and Flycheck starts automatically for Python files :) Thanks for your help! But do you know what was causing the problem? |
From which ELPA archive did you install this Python mode? It is surely not contained in the official archive, and I did not find it in Marmalade and MELPA. Are you still using Tom Tromey's archive?! As for the cause of this issue, the Python mode from Launchpad does not derive from |
I'm using Marmalade http://marmalade-repo.org/. Oh ok, I understand, thanks for the explanation. I will close the issue now, thanks for your time again and for this great piece of software. It really does make a way more productive Python programmer. |
You can also explicitly add |
And by the way, update to Emacs 24.3, really :) |
Maybe this isn't a bug and it's only a problem in my configuration, but Flycheck isn't getting started automatically for Python mode files. It works beutifully with other modes such as Elisp and Bash though, it also works really great when I enable it manually on my Python files.
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