atdtool – After the Deadline command-line tool
atdtool -h
atdtool [-e/error] [-k/key=<key>] <files…>
atdtool [-e/error] [-k/key=<key>] l/-language <fr/de/pt/es> <files…>
atdtool [-e/error] [-k/key=<key>] s/-server <server> <files…>
atdtool is a command-line tools that contacts an After the Deadline language
service and displays the errors reported by the service in a format very similar
to gcc’s.
After the Deadline is a language checker that is able to:
- spell check contextually
- check style
- check grammar
The official server is free for personal use. They provide a free server for
commercial use. atdtool can be used with the default server or with a
custom one.
-h Help.
-e, —error Exit with error when any error is found.
-k, —key=<key> Selects the key to use. AtD servers cache results based on
this parameter.
-l, —language=[fr/de/pt/es] Selects the language. This affects the server used.
-s, —server=<server> Use a custom server.
atdtool can be used as a quickfix program in Vim with the following command:
:set makeprg=atdtool\ %
You can then use :make to check the current buffer and navigate the errors
with the quickfix window, the same way gcc’s errors can be navigated.
More information on quickfix can be found with :help quickfix in Vim or at
http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/quickfix.html
Written by Leandro Penz, based on the python bindings
by Miguel Ventura at http://bitbucket.org/miguelventura/after_the_deadline/wiki/Home.