use guru's -modified flag #944
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Pass the -modified flag and the buffer contents to guru on stdin when the buffer has been modified instead of having to manage a temp file manually.
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Just tested locally, but get this error when I jump when my file is modified:
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I see the same behavior on the latest release, too, though; it wasn't introduced in this PR. The problem is due to Line 118 in 595df51 drop should be used instead of edit, but I'm not sure. I started to fix it, but then noticed #928, which fixes the problem. However, #928 has a different problem that I'll describe there.
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If you try to jump to the same file we get this error: |
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I duplicated what you were seeing and thought it was a separable task, so I reverted PTAL |
| if bufloaded(filename) == 0 | ||
| tab split | ||
| let l:fname = fnamemodify(expand("%"), ':p:gs?\\?/?') | ||
| if filename != l:fname |
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We can early return here, but I'll do that with a follow up commit. Thanks
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Thanks @bhcleek, great addition 👍 |
Pass the -modified flag and the buffer contents to guru on stdin when
the buffer has been modified instead of having to manage a temp file
manually.