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Latest revision as of 06:39, July 13, 2012
I often use :make to build my C++ project and then go through the compile errors and fix them. :help quickfix
This simple tip shows how you can use :make to use Quickfix with doxygen.
From the shell command line, generate a default config file:
$doxygen -g
From within Vim do the following:
:set makeprg=doxygen
:make Doxyfile
Quickfix will then allow you to go through your doxygen errors as you would through gcc errors.
