Steve Dondley

Here's a slightly less dirty way: ``` function! GetUUID() " split line into parts let parts = split(getline('.'), '#') " strip whitespace from last portion of line let uuid =...

Thanks. But I'm confused. I don't understand how your module works with Syntastic or how I would integrate neomake with your module or what swiftpm does exactly (I know what...

Also, another point of confusion for me is that I've got swift syntax checking working on Ubuntu. But when I run `swift pacakage --version` on my mac, I get this...

doh! thanks. I should put my glasses on, I guess. :)

OK, I think this is starting to make more sense now. Thank you.

I took a stab at trying to create a new syntax checker (though my vimscript skills are about on par with my swift skills) called `swiftc.vim`: ``` if exists('g:loaded_syntastic_swift_swiftc_checker') finish...

OK, I did a little bit more noodling and got something working: ``` if exists('g:loaded_syntastic_swift_swiftc_checker') finish endif let g:loaded_syntastic_swift_swiftc_checker = 1 if !exists('g:syntastic_swift_swiftc_executable') let g:syntastic_swift_swiftc_executable = 'swiftc' endif if !exists('g:syntastic_swift_swiftc_arguments')...

Just spent an hour or so trying to get %?RESOURCES to work from a rakutest file then found this thread. It wasn't until I moved %?RESOURCES to a module that...

Hmm, still seems to be an issue: ``` zef install Pod::To::HTML ===> Searching for: Pod::To::HTML ===> Searching for missing dependencies: Template::Mustache, URI, LibCurl, Pod::Load, GTK::Simple, File::Temp, Test::META, Test::Deeply::Relaxed, File::Directory::Tree ===>...

Just to be sure we are on the same page, the Pod::To::HTML module that was renamed to Pod::To::HTML2 was the one packaged inside Raku::Pod::Render found here: https://github.com/finanalyst/raku-pod-render/tree/master/lib/Pod/To