On 10/31/2013 01:47 PM, Dietrich Streifert wrote:
> Yes! Thank you for the hint.
>
> But that would change to much of my coding style.
Really?! Fix shouldn't be so invasive, only fixing line endings,
tabs-to-spaces etc. ...
>
> Meanwhile I've managed to master the output of jshint by using a config
> file (json.lint) like this:
>
> {
> "globals": { "qx": false },
> "es3" : true,
> "-W099": true
> }
>
> You have to pass this file to jshint like this:
>
> jshint --config /somewhere/json.lint
>
> The parameter "-W099" disables the specific warning about mixed tabs and
> spaces.
Oh, and so intuitively, isn't it ;-).
>
> To detect the problems with elisions in array initializers you have to
> use the parameter "es3" and set it to true.
>
> "globals": { "qx": false } disables the warning about the (in file
> scope) undeclared global qx.
Thanks for letting us know.
T.
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