> This command might work for you:
>
> :command! -nargs=+ MyLgrep execute 'silent lgrep! <args>' | lopen 42
>
That command looked so nifty that I thought adapting it to :helpgrep
might work well:
:command! -nargs=+ MyHelp execute 'silent lhelpgrep <args>' | lopen 6
And to my amazement, it did.
This is great because I hated having to open the location window
myself every time I used helpgrep, and I had no idea how to change the
default behavior.
Thank you!
Plowing through the help files is much more pleasant now. In fact, I
wish something like that were the default behavior for :helpgrep. It
just makes more sense, it seems to me, to let users choose from the
results first, instead of jumping to the first file.
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