STDOUT of PHP is placed directly at the cursor position of the current buffer

[mkraemer]

Hi,

when saving a file which contains syntax errors, the resulting STDOUT of php is just placed directly at the current cursor position of the buffer:

I'm not too sure this is a problem with phpcomplete-extended or maybe a general issue with my vim config, but i'd be very grateful if you could push me in the right direction here :)

thx

[lovek323]

No, I'm having the same issue.

[m2mdas]

Sorry for late reply. I haven't been able to give time lately. I will look into it this weekend. In the mean time can you isolate your environment with only phpcomplete-* and it's dependent plugins enabled using the procedure listed here and check that the bug can be regenerated?

[mkraemer]

Thank you for your reply :)

Yes, i can recreate the problem using the following .vimrc:

set nocompatible
filetype off

set rtp^=~/.vim/bundle/vimproc.vim
set rtp^=~/.vim/bundle/phpcomplete-extended
set rtp^=~/.vim/bundle/phpcomplete-extended-symfony

filetype plugin indent on

Again, thank you :) Cheers

[m2mdas]

In before STDERR output was not redirected to /dev/null for background update index command. I assume you are using vim in terminal so error message was printed in the vim buffer. I did not catch the issue before because I use gVim and aliased it to redirect it's warning messages to /dev/null. Pushed a fix. Please update and check that it is working for you.

[mkraemer]

Awesome, the redirection of stderr fixes the problem, thank you :)

Unfortunately, the closing quote of the cmd-line was dropped in your commit:

let cmd .= ' 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

instead of

let cmd .= ' 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null'

Other than that, the issue is fixed, thank you :)

[m2mdas]

Ooops, sorry for silly mistake. Pushed the fix. Thank you :)

[m2mdas]

I should concentrate more. Even my commit message was wrong. Sorry again :)