I was working on a plugin in which I wanted to capture the exit
status of my 'makeprg', preferably using v:shell_error. The trouble
was that on Unix, 'shellpipe' is "2>&1| tee", so that following
:make, v:shell_error contained the exit status of tee and not of
'makeprg'.
I solved the problem by using bash's PIPESTATUS array variable to
access the exit status of the first command in the :make pipeline
and modifying 'shellpipe' to exit with that status.
let l:save_sp = &shellpipe
let &shellpipe .= " %s; exit ${PIPESTATUS[0]}"
make
" v:shell_error now contains the exit status of 'makeprg'.
let &shellpipe = l:save_sp
Let me know if there's a better way to do that. In the meantime,
I hope someone finds that useful.
Regards,
Gary
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