I've followed this guide for setting up my vim for c#. I works beautifully, but I've got an annoyance: The syntastic checker is a bit too harsh on me. Specifically it advises me to change this line:
var parser = new Parser(configuration, findReservations: true);
with the message "Redundant argument name specification". Of course I COULD just do as it says, but I happen to like my redundant argument specification. The reader of my code might not remember what that boolean is for otherwise. So... how can I tell syntastic (or omnisharp) to relax about this kind of warning?
Modify the config.json
file in the /bin/Debug
folder of the server. On my machine the server is located in ~/.vim/bundle/Omnisharp/server/OmniSharp
.
You'll see some example ignored code issues in the default config file.
To ignore this particular issue, add this rule:
"^Redundant argument name specification$"
If this is the only rule, besides the default rules, the IgnoredCodeIssues section of the config.js
file will look like this:
"IgnoredCodeIssues": [
"^Keyword 'private' is redundant. This is the default modifier.$",
".* should not separate words with an underscore.*",
"^Redundant argument name specification$"
],
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26920887/how-can-i-configure-the-omnisharp-syntastic-syntax-checker-to-be-more-lenient