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It would be very nice if this plugin could output information in such a manner. This could enable writing some plugins for text editors to point out errors in the file directly.
An already existing and relevant plugin that comes to mind is vimtex. A new feature highlighting errors and showing them in the quickfix (or location) window would be a perfect addition to this plugin.
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If that's of any interest to you, I have opened a feature request on Vimtex's repository. As I have pointed out on that page, some vim plugin already interfaces with LanguageTool directly. Therefore, I shall go and check how they do it before saying that #60 is actually relevant. May be it's not needed... Would you know?
After checking the Vim plugin for LanguageTool, I have found that it uses LanguageTool's XML output. If textidote can do the same, then reusing the plugin's code will be even easier.
As mentioned in an earlier comment, I won't support XML output. LT's own website tells users not to use XML anymore (http://wiki.languagetool.org/http-server#toc4), and it seems that LT no longer produces XML output since at least 2016.
It would be very nice if this plugin could output information in such a manner. This could enable writing some plugins for text editors to point out errors in the file directly.
An already existing and relevant plugin that comes to mind is
vimtex
. A new feature highlighting errors and showing them in the quickfix (or location) window would be a perfect addition to this plugin.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: