Originally Posted by Gethe
SublimeLinter and associated plugins are installed via the Sublime Text package manager, like most other ST packages.
The actual luacheck binary can be installed in a few ways, all of which are in the GitHub README. Two of these methods will require you to install a lua interpreter, but they also have a windows .exe that bundles everything needed.
That said, my original main point was that how locals and globals are highlighted should be determined by the user and not a static part of the syntax.
|
I've managed to make this work (partly).
One question tho, how the hell do i filter what to highlight, since it cries for every little stuff like line length, upvalue and whatever. If you can filter this for only (accessing undefinied variable) that would probably cover the globals, however you still don't know if it's a fucntion or not.