Erich L Foster

Furthermore, how do you get logs if all you can do is exit or go to settings?

Actually it is more complicated than I stated above and very strange. Let me describe my setup. > $ pwd > ~/ > $ ls -l .editorconfig > lrwxrwxrwx 1...

- No there is no .editorconfig in ~/folder. - Disabling all other plugins didn't help. - I never set this and can't figure out how to check if it is...

Okay, a little more testing. The issue is apparently related to symbolic links, but not in the way I thought. Here are the specific details: > $ ls -l Documents...

Okay, I tested one last thing > $ editorconfig ~/Documents/HomeWork/R-Programming/ProgrammingAssignment1/complete.R > end_of_line=lf > char_set=utf-8 > trim_trailing_whitespace=true > indent_style=space > indent_size=4 > tab_width=4 > max_line_length=80 > $ editorconfig /media/Media/erich.Docs/HomeWork/R-Programming/ProgrammingAssignment1/complete.R And apparently...

It would be nice if symbolic links to get mapped to the true directory.

I guess the problem is that when it finds the path it doesn't care about the symbolic link. So even though there is a symbolic link which allows for >...

Maybe the top response here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/708700/getting-the-logical-path-in-vim-when-theres-a-symlink However, maybe a bind mount is really what I should be using.

I have another idea-- how about creating an option for default config file? If there is no .editorconfig in the directory tree call editorconfig -f g:EditorConfig_formatFile or something.

> I don't know if it only happens to me, but if I open guake for the first time then I do right-click somewhere and choose "Toggle Fullscreen" and minimized...