Linter running on non-Python files about anaconda HOT 5 CLOSED

It shouldn't work on files that are not python, it doesn't even work on python strings or comments. The linting method is decorated with this decorator:

def only_python(func):
    """Execute the given function if we are on Python source only
    """

    @functools.wraps(func)
    def wrapper(self, view, *args, **kwargs):

        if is_python(view):
            return func(self, view, *args, **kwargs)

    return wrapper

...

def is_python(view):
    """Determine if the given view location is python code
    """

    location = view.sel()[0].begin()
    matcher = 'source.python - string - comment'

    return view.match_selector(location, matcher)

So it shouldn't try to lint any file that is not Python source. I don't think this should happen. Can you check if closing the file and open it again it lints it?

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Closing and re-opening the file doesn't lint it. However, then restarting ST3 will fire the linter again.

I tried to get the linter to only work on python files by setting the anaconda_linting to false in user settings, then in python settings setting it back to true but anaconda seems to ignore the setting in user settings somehow? (I've tried putting the anaconda_linting: false in both the "main" user settings and the anaconda user settings).

In case it matters (can't see why it would), I have python 2.7 as my installed python, am using ST3's latest dev build (3052), and am running windows 7 x64.

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This is happening for me as well, for any type of file, but only when Sublime is first started, and only for the current view. Once I close that file everything is fine.

It's easy to reproduce:

1. Open a non-python file in Sublime.
2. Quit Sublime
3. Start Sublime

Sublime Text Build 3047, OS X 10.8.4

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Thats because the linting request is fired by a Python view but when the remote method is called on the server the actual view from the actual window has been replaced with a non-python buffer.

It will be eventually fixed.

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Hi @andrewning

I'm workin in #13 right now but this is the next on the list.

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