Hi, I was getting the Error detected while processing .../pymode/lint.vim, and looked at the troubleshooting steps which did not resolve the issue (rightfully so); so I looked into the root cause a bit. I realized that, in this case (which, I believe can happen to many), the call from pylama.lint.extensions import LINTERS that pymode/lint.vim does eventually tries to load a python module named "io". However, there is a file named as io.py in the directory I am calling vim from, so the names for the modules clash, and I get an error. Is there a way to setup pymode or vim so that it is robust to this edge case? Thank you very much!
Hi, I was getting the
Error detected while processing .../pymode/lint.vim, and looked at the troubleshooting steps which did not resolve the issue (rightfully so); so I looked into the root cause a bit. I realized that, in this case (which, I believe can happen to many), the callfrom pylama.lint.extensions import LINTERSthatpymode/lint.vimdoes eventually tries to load a python module named "io". However, there is a file named asio.pyin the directory I am calling vim from, so the names for the modules clash, and I get an error. Is there a way to setup pymode or vim so that it is robust to this edge case? Thank you very much!