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This fixes #80 - make it work on remote files #1034
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This commit is the first draft of a PoC on how it is possible to have syntastic work with remote files (so bcvi + netrw + syntastic = win!) Feedback welcome!
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A hack that solves the 10% of the problem you care about, and leaves the other 90% of it to the maintainer to deal with. How very considerate of you. :) More comments inline. |
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This commit is the first draft of a PoC on how it is possible to have syntastic
work with remote files (so bcvi + netrw + syntastic = win!)
Feedback welcome!
I've never written nor hacked on vim plugins before, so it is ugly, but works.
I'll be more than happy to change the code to fit your requirements.
I think one thing we could easily do is check if the file is readable, then do nothing, and if it isn't, pass it through a regex to see if it's potentially a NetRW, and then use my temporary file (+ rename) trick.