Some notes on the commit:
1. As external_ip and email_imap_alert segments seem to be removed corresponding
segment_data keys also were removed.
2. Various files that import vim module now have the usual workaround that sets
vim local to dummy object on error.
3. Syntastic check was failing because it did not specify which highlighting
groups it uses in documentation. I made it specify them and also moved format
strings to keywords. Same for some other plugin-local themes.
4. powerline-lint script got --debug argument. Pretty useless currently though:
it only makes it output traceback for ImportError when failing to import
module to stderr.
5. Moved themes/vim/plugin/*.json to themes/vim/plugin_*.json.
6. Fixed powerline-lint that ignored problems from values.
Target: with long-living Powerline objects periodically reload configuration
recreating renderer. Use file watchers to watch for configuration. Configuration
should be able to be safely reloaded in non-blocking mode in a separate thread
up to the time when it comes to recreating renderer.
This commit does not add anything that actually reloads the configuration,
multiple runs of .create_renderer were not tested.
Changes:
- Add main configuration, colors.json, almost full themes and colorschemes
checks
- Make powerline.lint.check return whether it had problems
- Make powerline-lint fail if .check reported problems
- Make tests run powerline-lint
- Add the script to the list of the installed scripts
Fixes#278
Related changes:
- Moved all non-ASCII symbols into `segment_data`
- Added --config_path, replaced nargs='*' with better action='append'
- Added g:powerline_config_path vim option
- Added ipython overrides (via additional arguments to setup() or c.Powerline)
TODO: support for non-string scalars in vim overrides.
Fixes#231
Modules can now be any string, and an informative error message will be
written to sys.stdout if the module doesn't exist. The
`last_pipe_status` argument will also automatically be split into
a list.
Support for unicode literals was reintroduced in Python 3.3 which makes
supporting both Python 2 and Python 3 much easier, so this will be the
minimum supported Python 3 version.
Closes#8.
