On Sunday, May 5, 2013 8:48:36 AM UTC-5, Paws wrote:
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> Javac compiler returns output in multi-line
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> format and I would like to show it in quickfix window.
Vim may not DISPLAY quickfix entries on multiple lines, but Vim CAN parse multi-line compiler output. Vim then translates these multi-line outputs into a single-line entry. See :help errorformat-multi-line
> Formatting is
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> important because for example ^ sign is used to show exactly where the
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> error is
For this you need the %p item in :help errorformat
> (for instance indicates place where class is missing, I know
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> I can use signs or balloons). It looks like I need to take other
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> approach and look for solution to show nicely formatted compiler
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> output in one line.
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I'd also expect that something as common as javac would already have a compiler plugin. Have you tried setting the compiler to javac (with :compiler javac)? See :help :compiler. The default Vim distribution seems to include a javac plugin but I don't know anything about it beyond what's in the help. The help seems to indicate that the ------^ lines are parsed.
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