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| + | map <Leader>cc :cwindow<CR>:cc<CR><c-w>bz<CR><CR> |
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| + | map <Leader>cn :cwindow<CR>:cn<CR><c-w>bz<CR><CR> |
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| + | map <Leader>cp :cwindow<CR>:cp<CR><c-w>bz<CR><CR> |
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| ⚫ | and when you use <code>\cc</code> (or whatever your leader character is + cc), <code>\cn</code> or <code>\cp</code>, it will do what :cc, :cn and :cp usually did, with the added bonus of showing the entire contents of multiline errors. this is especially useful for javac via ant, and it's obnoxious to keep typing <c-w>b<CR> every time i do a :cn, so i mapped this. |
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| − | map <Leader>cc :cwindow<cr>:cc<cr><c-w>bz<cr><cr> |
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| − | map <Leader>cn :cwindow<cr>:cn<cr><c-w>bz<cr><cr> |
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| − | map <Leader>cp :cwindow<cr>:cp<cr><c-w>bz<cr><cr> |
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| ⚫ | and when you use \cc (or whatever your leader character is + cc), \cn or \cp, it will do what :cc, :cn and :cp usually did, with the added bonus of showing the entire contents of multiline errors. this is especially useful for javac via ant, and it's obnoxious to keep typing |
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| + | *"<c-w>b" go to the bottom window (which cwindow will be if it's shown) which will magically center on the error |
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+ | *"z<CR>" will reposition the buffer in the window so that the current line becomes the top line in the window |
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| − | *"z<cr>" will reposition the buffer in the window so that the current line becomes the top line in the window |
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| − | I know it probably seems superfluous if you haven't been personally affected by this particular annoyance. |
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| − | thanks to freenode #vim for inspiration. |
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Another solution to this problem is to "set cmdheight=2" which will provide two lines at the bottom of the screen for quickfix error lines instead of the default one. |
Another solution to this problem is to "set cmdheight=2" which will provide two lines at the bottom of the screen for quickfix error lines instead of the default one. |
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| − | garyjohn--AT--spk.agilent.com |
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| − | , March 17, 2003 23:03 |
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| − | awesome tip! It works just like it says for java ant output |
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| − | avanham--AT--mac.com |
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| − | , October 29, 2005 8:29 |
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Latest revision as of 05:31, 13 July 2012
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created 2003 · complexity basic · author eric sherman · version 5.7
Put this in your vimrc if you use the cwindow:
" \cc map <Leader>cc :cwindow<CR>:cc<CR><c-w>bz<CR><CR> " \cn map <Leader>cn :cwindow<CR>:cn<CR><c-w>bz<CR><CR> " \cp map <Leader>cp :cwindow<CR>:cp<CR><c-w>bz<CR><CR>
and when you use \cc (or whatever your leader character is + cc), \cn or \cp, it will do what :cc, :cn and :cp usually did, with the added bonus of showing the entire contents of multiline errors. this is especially useful for javac via ant, and it's obnoxious to keep typing <c-w>b<CR> every time i do a :cn, so i mapped this.
Detailed explanation:
- ":cwindow<CR>" ensures that the quickfix window is shown.
- ":cc" (:cn, and :cp) actually do the operation
- "<c-w>b" go to the bottom window (which cwindow will be if it's shown) which will magically center on the error
- "z<CR>" will reposition the buffer in the window so that the current line becomes the top line in the window
- "<CR>" carriage-return on the error line, taking you back to the code with the error
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Another solution to this problem is to "set cmdheight=2" which will provide two lines at the bottom of the screen for quickfix error lines instead of the default one.