In the kTT branch, a commit was cherry-picked to avoid compiling the file every time the buffer is entered since this is slow. However, this causes the script to fail, since some buffer variables aren't always initialized...
I've temporary solved this by wrapping the body of show_msg in if exists('b:error_list') but I don't feel this is the right approach...
In the kTT branch, a commit was cherry-picked to avoid compiling the file every time the buffer is entered since this is slow. However, this causes the script to fail, since some buffer variables aren't always initialized...
I've temporary solved this by wrapping the body of show_msg in if exists('b:error_list') but I don't feel this is the right approach...