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Recently (perhaps after an update?) Sublime Text 3 began showing these highly annoying, obtrusive error message popups whenever the text cusor is over a syntax error.
The worst thing about these popups is that, as you can see from the picture below, they do not hover over the text; rather, they cause all of the text below them to jump down a row in order to make room for the message:
Maybe somebody somewhere likes this behavior, but it has been driving me crazy and I can't figure out how to disable it. I don't need the popup at all; the message in the status bar is enough for me.
I tried setting "show_errors_inline" to false in the user settings to no avail. Help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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As I discovered thanks to Keith Hall and this GitHub page, it turns out this is a "feature" of Microsoft's Typescript plugin.
To disable it, edit the following file (this is on Windows; obviously the path will be somewhat different on another system):
C:\Users\YourUserNameHere\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\TypeScript\typescript\commands\error_info.py
Comment out lines 26-29 of that file as shown below:
...
if len(error_text) > 0:
#if PHANTOM_SUPPORT:
# template = '<body><style>div.error {{ background-color: brown; padding: 5px; color: white }}</style><div class="error">{0}</div></body>'
# display_text = template.format(error_text)
# self.view.add_phantom("typescript_error", self.view.sel()[0], display_text, sublime.LAYOUT_BLOCK)
self.view.set_status("typescript_error", error_text)
Then restart the editor.
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