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Flycheck is an on-the-fly syntax checking package for GNU Emacs 24, with in-buffer error highlighting, automatic background checking, a dynamic error list, and built-in support for over 40 programming and markup languages.
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Flycheck Emacs Lisp in Org-mode babel source blocks
I want to have Flycheck syntax checking when I am editing Emacs Lisp code in a literal Org-mode file using babel SRC blocks. (Using Org's editing buffers with C-c '). … However the flycheck-emacs-lisp checker predicate has the following to say:
Ensure that we only check buffers with a backing file. …
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Make flycheck's "reference to free variable" work with macros
For example, if I attempt (use-package org), Flycheck will warn of a reference to free variable 'org. … Flycheck chokes on these too.
How can I advise Flycheck that these instances are okay? Alternatively, how can I selectively disable this warning? …
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