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thomasjo / atom-latex

Compile LaTeX or knitr documents from within Atom
https://atom.io/packages/latex
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Option to hide/remove log entry in statusbar #449

Closed cbrnr closed 2 years ago

cbrnr commented 6 years ago

The LaTeX log can already be viewed by opening the bottom bar (if it is closed it can be opened by clicking on the half-circle up arrow button when the mouse is moved towards the statusbar). I prefer a clean non-bloated Atom UI, which is why I find the additional log entry in the statusbar unnecessary and distracting (especially because it also appears when non-LaTeX files are open as reported in #406).

An option to hide/remove the log entry completely in the package settings would be super useful!

stale[bot] commented 6 years ago

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felixvalin commented 6 years ago

I'm having the same problem, and I find it very annoying to have to disable the whole package just to get the log bar out of the way...

I would gladly welcome the option to disable the log bar itself instead! Like @cbrnr mentionned

chatox commented 5 years ago

As a comment to this, I found the red "stop-sign" and red number zero shown when there are zero errors distracting. If there are zero errors, is is unnecessary to show something in red: it just takes my attention to that area of the screen.

I believe if there are zero errors, no error sign should be shown. The same if there are zero warnings: no warning sign should be shown.

chatox commented 5 years ago

Compare how linter shows there are zero errors (left) to how latex shows there are zero errors (right): image

thomasjo commented 5 years ago

@chatox Agreed. Current design is too distracting. I'm hoping to find some time soon to resolve a few outstanding bugs and much needed enhancements. One of the things I plan on doing is dropping the custom log panel and relying on the diagnostics functionality in Atom IDE instead. Less code to maintain, and a more unified user experience.

cbrnr commented 2 years ago

Closing since Atom is dead.