Conflict with processing
palmenros opened this issue · 4 comments
Nowadays, arduino only uses .ino extension, and .pde extension is reserved for processing.
I have the plugin sophacles/vim-processing installed, which provides syntax highlighting and makes and runs processing sketches.
The filetype detection works perfectly, and .pde files are detected to be processing files.
When vim-arduino isn't installed, running :make builds and runs processing sketches (like it should). However when vim-arduino is installed, it also detects the file to be a processing file, but when running :make, it runs :ArduinoVerify, which obviously fails.
Could you make an option to disable ArduinoVerify on .pde files?
Thank you
Yep! Pushed a small change. Let me know if you still see any issues
The issue persists. I have updated the plugin but when I run :make it stills run :ArduinoVerify. I know the problem is with this plugin because if I disable it, processing works properly.
Here is an image of vim of a .pde file opened:
When I run :make the following happens:
It tries to Verify it with Arduino.
And if I press enter, the file disappears, which does not happen with .ino files:
I'm sorry I cannot add more information as I don't know vimscript.
Thank you
The problem is that you still have a ftdetect script somewhere (could be vim-polyglot?) that is setting the filetype to be arduino and the value of makeprg is maintained even if something later sets the filetype to be processing. First you should verify that the final filetype is correct. A :se ft should display filetype=processing. If that is correct, then all you have to do is tell vim to use the correct compiler after it lands on the processing filetype. Create a file in .vim/ftplugin/processing.vim and add the line compiler processing. That should configure it to use the correct makeprg when a file is detected to be processing.
That worked perfectly. Thank you!