:Errors
command to open a quickfix window with a list of all errors in the file." but he included a screenshot where VIM does say "quickfix".That blog post is nearly three years old! I’m glad that someone still reads my posts even though I haven’t been very active recently.
Back then, syntastic used the quickfix window. They switched some time ago (I’m not totally sure when, but it’s been a while) to use the location list, presumably because the location list is per-buffer. See this github issue for more color: https://github.com/scrooloose/syntastic/issues/43. Strangely, that issue predates my blog post, but it’s possible that I was using an older-but-stable version of syntastic at the time I wrote that post and took those screenshots.
I still use syntastic every single day. Thankfully, the location list has commands that are very similar to the quickfix window but prefixed with l
instead of c
. If you look at :help quickfix
, there’s a blurb about the location list commands right before the commands are listed.
I personally use :Errors
(basically equivalent to :lopen
but re-populates with syntastic checker results), :lnext
, and :lprev
to interact with syntastic results in my regular workflow.
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