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@dominicm async-clj-omni is supposed to work wither with fireplace or acid?
I'm getting error about missing acid.nvim
I think the code in that line itself is bad
on_init
is called always
there is no way to prevent it being called
And either echom
call works correctly and for some reason it shows as a error when called from python code
Or that echom
call is bad and that is why I get an error
anyway, I don't think it should try to give a message about installing acid.nvim
I did look at few other deoplete sources and I think they generally just do nothing if something is missing
Though some of those are packaged together with the "main plugin" which either provides everything or displays the errors
vim.call
is wrong there because takes function as the first argument and parameters as varargs
self.vim.eval('echom "Acid.nvim not found. Please install it."')
should be correct here, I think
but for some reason that throws even bigger error
Ah no, echomsg is not a vimscript function but ex command: self.vim.command('echomsg "Acid.nvim not found. Please install it."')
this will correctly only output the message instead of throwing error