Open raphael-cch opened 7 years ago
Currently "messages" in chktex generated using -m as chktex arguments will show up in linter as an "Error" (same as -e arguments in chktext). This is because chktex uses the word "Message" and linter uses the word "info".
-m
-e
Also displays the ID of the message in the appropriate style (background color), depending on whether the message is "error", "warning" or "info"
Currently "messages" in chktex generated using
-m
as chktex arguments will show up in linter as an "Error" (same as-e
arguments in chktext). This is because chktex uses the word "Message" and linter uses the word "info".