Yes! Thank you for the hint.
But that would change to much of my coding style.
Meanwhile I've managed to master the output of jshint by using a config
file (json.lint) like this:
{
"globals": { "qx": false },
"es3" : true,
"-W099": true
}
You have to pass this file to jshint like this:
jshint --config /somewhere/json.lint
The parameter "-W099" disables the specific warning about mixed tabs and
spaces.
To detect the problems with elisions in array initializers you have to
use the parameter "es3" and set it to true.
"globals": { "qx": false } disables the warning about the (in file
scope) undeclared global qx.
Am 30.10.2013 17:35, schrieb thron7:
> Have a go at 'generate.py fix':-)
>
> T.
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