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Errors with scheduler vim script now #16

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kul opened this issue Mar 19, 2013 · 2 comments
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Errors with scheduler vim script now #16

kul opened this issue Mar 19, 2013 · 2 comments

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@kul
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kul commented Mar 19, 2013

For vs i get,

Error detected while processing function vimside#scheduler#TimeTrigger:
line 17:
E15: Invalid expression: l:job1

It seems ensime is started as i can see _ensime_port file
Do you think for some of the tasks like swank polling, starting porcesses, scheduling, sexp parsing etc it makes sense to use python? I dont understand what all that viml is doing, Its really ugly, Sorry.

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What version of Vimside?
Was logging on?
What command was executing?

At line 17 there is the following:
call l:job1
not
l:job1
did you change the code?

On 03/19/2013 02:33 AM, kul wrote:

For vs i get,

Error detected while processing function vimside#scheduler#TimeTrigger:

line 17:

E15: Invalid expression: l:job1

Do you think for some of the tasks like swank polling, starting
porcesses it makes sense to use python? I dont understand what all that
viml is doing, Its really ugly, Sorry.


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kul commented Mar 20, 2013

i just checked out from git. bleeding edge. i did not turn logging off explicitly while creating user_options.
And HOW are you reading the issue? i have already written a square brace around 1 in the issue.
Lastly no i did not change any code.

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