Converting a commandline on the fly...

[tu...@posteo.de]

Hi,

sorry...the subject is somehow weird...

When compiling things containing error the compiler spits out
someting like:

ERROR: Using Freedom() before declaration. File ../source/People.c:12:5

where 12 is the line number and 5 the olumn where the error is
detected by the compiler.

Vim would understand a commandline like this
vim ../source/People.c +12

Is there any way to convert a commandline (created by cut'n'paste in
the terminal)

vim ../source/People.c:12:5

inside vim that way, that vim interpretes the :12 as a line number and
:5 as column number that way that it is no longer needed to reedit
the commandline given above after cut'n'paste?

Cheers!
Meino

[Salman Halim]

Look up the errorformat option. You can specify the format in which the compiler returns messages so Vim can understand it. 

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Salman

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[Gary Johnson]

Try the vim-fetch plugin, from either of these sites:

https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=5089
https://github.com/wsdjeg/vim-fetch

Note that the VimBall archive seems not to have been built properly,
so you may have to move some of the installed files around.

Regards,
Gary