[MacVim] Troubles with linter

[k0pernicus]

I use MacVim with Python support.
When I try to write open System.Net, the linter (or something else) returns: The namespace 'Net' is not defined.
When I try the same thing using fsharpi, it works...

Is a configuration is required to use the plugin?

[kjnilsson]

Are you using an fs or fsx file? Can you post a full example? Does
autocompletion work?
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I use MacVim with Python support.
When I try to write open System.Net, the linter (or something else)
returns: The namespace 'Net' is not defined.
When I try the same thing using fsharpi, it works...

Is a configuration is required to use the plugin?

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[k0pernicus]

It's a fs file.

A simple example:

open System.IO //It works
open System.Net //It doesn't works

let fetch (s: string) : string =
    "Hello world"

[kjnilsson]

Have you got a project file?
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It's a fs file.

A simple example:

open System.IO //It works
open System.Net //It doesn't works

let fetch (s: string) : string =
"Hello world"

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[k0pernicus]

No, I thought that a .fs file was enough... :-/

[kjnilsson]

no it won't know to include System.Net - either switch to fsx and use #r "System.Net" or similar or add a project file with the appropriate references.

[k0pernicus]

Thanks,

Ok so move my file ex.fs to ex.fsx makes the program ok, without #r "System.Net".
I will check how to write some classes using .fs extensions (without scripting) and use System.Net for that...