Re: scripting make and quickfix window behaviour

Hi Marc, thanks a lots !

I adapted your code a bit, it does exactly what i want :o)

I don't know why, but all my errors where "not valid", so your code didn't work. 

Instead, i just told it to open a new tab and do copen (and cfile), if there was more than 1 element in qflist (if there is just one, it's "Syntax OK").

I ended up with this :

function MakeWithCopenAndCfileInNewTab()

    make

    let qflist = getqflist()

    if len(qflist)>1

            tabnew

            copen

            cfile $ERROR_FILE

    else 

        call TellSyntaxOk()

    endif

endfunction

function TellSyntaxOk()

  call inputsave()

  let name = input("SYNTAX OK ! \npress Enter...")

  call inputrestore()

endfunction

The only way i could imagine to improve it now, would be by closing the current tab at the end of the function,

IF there is no syntax error 

AND 

IF the current tab contains the Quicklist List window.

But i have no idea how to do this :D

And what i have now (thanks to you) feels quite magical and amazing already.

Once again, thank you

pierre / mascip 

On 14 July 2012 19:03, Marc Jessome <marc.jessome@gmail.com> wrote:

The addition of "set switchbuf=useopen" to my vimrc has gotten me the
behaviour that I was looking for without any other modifications.

Thanks for the help!

Marc

On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 6:15 AM, John Beckett <johnb.beckett@gmail.com> wrote:
> Marc Jessome wrote:
>> I'm writing a script that will allow for what I feel is a
>> more comfortable :make + :copen behaviour. Essentially what I
>> am writing is a function that will run :make!, and check if
>> there are errors.
>
> It's not quite what you want, but are you aware that :cw
> opens the quickfix window, but only if there are errors?
>
> Check your 'switchbuf' option which (I think) may be responsible
> for jumping to the already open buffer in a window in another
> tab.
>
> John
>
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