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Runs on files and syntaxes it should not, ignores settings

See original GitHub issue

System info:

Sublime Text version: 3176
Which system are you on: ArchLinux x86_64, GCC 8.2.1
Clang version: 6.0.1

What happens:

EasyClangComplete seems to ignore the syntax definitions of files and tries to run/recognise the language in files that it should not. For example, instead of only running in C++ files, it runs on every click inside a *.py file, clearly labelled as Python syntax by SublimeText. Not only does this completely pollutes the logs, but also results in a significant performance hit.

ECC Error on Python

Settings:

{
    "common_flags" : [
        "-I/usr/include",
        "-I/usr/include/root",
        "-I$project_base_path/src",
        "-I$project_base_path/common/include",
        "-I/usr/lib/clang/$clang_version/include",
    ],

    "lang_flags": {
        "C": ["-std=c17"],
        "CPP": ["-std=c++17"],
        "OBJECTIVE_C": ["-std=c17"],
        "OBJECTIVE_CPP": ["-std=c++17"],
    },

    "verbose" : true
}

Log that illustrates the issue:

[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[MainThread]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Python'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Plain Text (Log)'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Plain Text (Log)'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Plain Text (Log)'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Plain Text (Log)'
[ECC:ERROR]:[tools.py]:[get_view_lang]:[Dummy-11]: Cannot recognize language from syntax: 'Plain Text (Log)'

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

1reaction

niosuscommented, Sep 24, 2018

Yeah, this might be not optimal for now. It is probably a good idea to store the valid syntax in some cache. I just need to figure out where it makes sense to put it and how to handle settings reload.

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kgizdovcommented, Sep 28, 2018

alright, thanks!

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