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authorTeddy Wing2014-11-22 14:04:19 -0500
committerTeddy Wing2014-11-22 14:04:19 -0500
commitd194dc4e3772f0215c679c83c99fdd2f9c9c6a34 (patch)
tree39201819b8311a567465153980e2114c495e6cd8
parent5499449cfea44f2a33a0cf8fa039adf96cc6f313 (diff)
downloadauditory.vim-d194dc4e3772f0215c679c83c99fdd2f9c9c6a34.tar.bz2
plugin/auditory.vim: Decrease warning level of mplayer error
Instead of echoing and error, just echo a message about mplayer not being installed. Errors look pretty annoying on initial load, and I don't think this is worth the red background colour. It could be that a user has two machines, one with mplayer installed and one without. In that case, I don't want people to have to disable the plugin on one machine. That seems like too much to ask. I think this is a nice middle-ground between alerting users that something is needed by the plugin and not barfing if it's not there.
-rw-r--r--plugin/auditory.vim2
1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions
diff --git a/plugin/auditory.vim b/plugin/auditory.vim
index b657bd9..3ada40e 100644
--- a/plugin/auditory.vim
+++ b/plugin/auditory.vim
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
" Require mplayer otherwise fail
if !executable('mplayer')
- echoerr 'Auditory.vim requires `mplayer` to be installed'
+ echomsg 'Auditory.vim requires `mplayer` to be installed'
finish
endif