Re: How to deal with multiple compiler error formats, possibly from a single make invocation?

On Thursday, May 23, 2013 4:46:05 PM UTC-5, Sam Roberts wrote:
> Hi, using node, mocha, and jshint, when I run my unit tests with make,
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> I can get output from any of the above. All with different error
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> formats. Note that I can run lint seperate from mocha, but mocha is a
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> test runner, it WILL have node error stacks in its output, and I want
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> to be able to :cn through them.
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> I can see how I might combine all their error formats by hand into one
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> massive "javascript" error format, by cutting and pasting, but I don't
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> see how I could do this in anything like a nice way.
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> I'd like something like:
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> after/javascript.vim:
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> compiler jshint
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> compiler +node
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> compiler +mocha
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Maybe instead you could use :caddfile, :caddbuffer, or :caddexpr to build a list using one format at a time?

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