Sorry, I used the wrong browser tab, this should go to vim-cljfmt...
Hi,
when formatting my code I get 2 lines added to my clojure file, stating that no matching autocommands where found. I could figure out, that there is a statement in your code prohibiting the message "No matching autocommands" from being added to the output. Since I am using a german system I get the message in german ("Keine passenden Autokommandos"), so it is not recognized by this string comparison.
Maybe there is a possibility to check if no autocommand was found other than string comparison?
If I am doing something wrong, i apologize, i'm just starting to use vim...
Sorry, I used the wrong browser tab, this should go to vim-cljfmt...
Hi,
when formatting my code I get 2 lines added to my clojure file, stating that no matching autocommands where found. I could figure out, that there is a statement in your code prohibiting the message "No matching autocommands" from being added to the output. Since I am using a german system I get the message in german ("Keine passenden Autokommandos"), so it is not recognized by this string comparison. Maybe there is a possibility to check if no autocommand was found other than string comparison?
If I am doing something wrong, i apologize, i'm just starting to use vim...