Suppressing LaTeX chktex warnings in VScode

[@Babak_Ahari]

Thank you Mark for your useful tutorial, I am surprised that programming is progressing day by day and even now it is enough to say what we want and AI will write for us, but still the error correction and error occurrence in the code is not so smart if the programmer forgets a; or, might get a weird error message.

[@EladM8a]

I could not remove warning 13 ([chktex] 13: Intersentence spacing (`\@') should perhaps be used.) using this method. Any advice?

[@EladM8a]

Actually, I could not remove any warnings at all with this method, the settings have no effect in my case.

[@mholson]

I would check that you have passed the linter argument to suppress warning 13, , to ChkTeX for the CURRENT FILE [latex-workshop.chktex.args.ACTIVE] and not the PROJECT [latex-workshop.chktex.args.root] setting key. This means you will ADD ITEM, -n13, under Latex-workshop > Chktex > Args: Active settings. You could also manually update your settings.JSON file to include the desired linter argument, "latex-workshop.chktex.args.active": [ "-wall", "-n22", "-n30", "-e16", "-n1", "-q", "-n13" ], You can read more about the Latex-Workshop linter settings here: github.com/James-Yu/LaTeX-Workshop/wiki/Linters // Mark

[@muazapuhan]

Thanks dude

[@hertz42]

Why should this be no longer valid? Worked fine today (May 2023).

[@mholson]

Haven’t used VSCode in a while - will rename so others might find it useful. Thanks for letting me know. 🙏🏻

[@KeepCalm__]

Its not working

[@mholson]

Sorry @KeepCalm__. That might be the case. I haven’t used VSCode in a long as I am now back using emacs after trying VSCode for a 6 month trial period.