Mathew Attlee

Ah but your resource groups are prefixed with `##` but I am prefixing with a single `#` as per the specification https://apiblueprint.org/documentation/specification.html#def-resourcegroup-section

As discussed neomaker_FT_MAKER_args_post is probably a good way to do it consistently on the basis it's self explanatory and the approach Syntastic adopted

@Simounet using PHPMD, which is supported by both Neomake and Syntastic, you can easily find unused variables

I seem to have this issue too, when I restore the session some panes forget the start directory and change to `/`, this also affects new panes and windows. @bruno-...

Here is the value of `echo synIDattr(synID(line('.'), col('.'), 1), 'name')` for each of the lines: 3: phpInclude 12: phpKeyword 17: phpKeyword For `echo map(range(1, col('$') - 1), "synIDattr(synID(line('.'), v:val, 1),...

For line 12 I get: > ['rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'phpKeyword', 'phpKeyword', 'phpKeyword', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_r2', 'rainbow_ >...

Do you have an example to illustrate what you mean?

If you run `TestSuite` it will output the result of the whole test suite and in theory that data could be parsed and the user presented with an explorer though...

Thank you for sharing this is quite interesting and reminds me of how [Syntastic](https://github.com/vim-syntastic/syntastic) or [ALE](https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale) work where they can parse JSON output from a tool and then indicate issues...

I was wondering the same thing. Is this something we can submit a PR for?