I have a PHP linting applescript that I had used for many years as well.
Rather than displaying a dialog, all lint/syntax errors are displayed in a
BBEdit Result Browser. Still works. Posted the source here just now:
https://gist.github.com/isao/8984460
Also, FWIW, I made jshint and jslint versions too, those these require
node.js/npm.
https://github.com/isao/bbjshint
https://github.com/isao/bbjslint
Cheers,
Isao
On Thursday, November 21, 2013 3:49:40 PM UTC-8, StBb wrote:
>
> As long as just php syntax checking is needed / wanted for me the
> ultimative solution still is
>
> http://daringfireball.net/2003/12/php_syntax_checking_in_bbedit
>
> Despite being almost 10 years old by now it simply works, is reliable and
> helpful. I use it every day. Bind it to an easy shortcut (F7 is mine, just
> honoring SciTE), make it a habit to hit F7 before cmd-s, and on you go.
>
> There is a daughter project for JavaScript, if one is doing such heavily:
>
> http://www.schmoyer.com/code/js_lint/
>
> It's not as picky as a true jslint (http://www.jslint.com) but for common
> real world cases that may be rather welcome. I have it on ctrl-F7 and use
> it often. (and it should anyway be easy to adapt to the "true jslint" -
> never had a need to undertake that little effort so far, anyway)
>
> regards,
> --stefan
>
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