Re: errorformat, error/warning number with letters in it

On 23/05/11 11:32 PM, cyboman wrote:
> my compiler produces errors/warnings in the following format:
>
> "path\to\fiile1",line_number level[tag]: message
> ("file1",53 Warning[Te551]: message for file 1)
> where level is either warning/info/error, and tag is usually two
> letters and a number (Te551).
>
> right now i have my errorformat set to
> set errorformat+=%E\"%f\"\\,%l%\\s%\\+Error%m,%Z " compiler error
> set errorformat+=%W\"%f\"\\,%l%\\s%\\+Warning%m,%Z " compiler warning
> set errorformat+=%I\"%f\"\\,%l%\\s%\\+Info%m,%Z " compiler info
>
> which is displayed in the quick fix as
> file1|53 warning| [Te551]: message for file 1
>
> however i would like the tag to be displayed inside the vertical bars
> (||), i.e something like this:
>
> file1|53 warning Te551| message for file 1
>
> does anybody know if this is possible?

Pretty sure that's not possible. The stuff inside the vertical bars is
the stuff Vim has recognised/interpreted. It's only 'good luck' in this
case that it looks as close to the original messages as it does. The
only way to get something else in there would be to match it with
something special, and Vim doesn't have any match for an alphanumeric
error code.

Ben.

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