Using micro with CERN ROOT

[amishgog]

Hello,
So I write a lot of root scripts which are basically .c files in micro, but micro fails to recognise the syntax and then shows me errors when I save the file. I know these errors don't mean anything as long as my script runs fine, but its a bit annoying. Is there a way to tell micro about the root syntax or is there a way to suppress the errors given by micro? Thanks

[taconi]

The errors must be from the linter plugin, which by default uses gcc to point out errors or bad practices in the code. The following command is used for the linter: gcc -fsyntax-only -Wall -Wextra %f with %f being the name of the current file.

To disable or reconfigure it you would do this in the initlua plugin:

function init()
  -- removing the linter, you need to remove it if you want to reset it
  linter.removeLinter('gcc')
  -- resetting the linter with the arguments you want
  linter.makeLinter('gcc', 'c', 'gcc', {'-fsyntax-only', '-Wall', '-Wextra', '%f'}, '%f:%l:%c:.+: %m')
end

To see more details about the linter plugin, enter the command bar with Ctrl-e and run > help linter