Re: change filenames before vim reads buffer

[Tom Whittock]

Hi again, and thanks for your quick responses.

I am using the addition of an extra filter on the makeprg, as
suggested. Here's what I use (I'm setting it buffer local, for other
reasons):

let &l:makeprg = &makeprg . ' $* \| sed -e "{
s/\(\w\)\:\\\/\/cygdrive\/\1\//;s/\\\/\//g }"'

which converts X:\ to /cygdrive/X/ and all \ to /.

Thanks again,
Tom.

Re: change filenames before vim reads buffer

[hermitte]

Hello,

Tom Whittock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'm running the vim under cygwin, and have set up my build process to
> execute via :make. This is great, but the build process reports
> filenames in DOS format, not the cygwin /cygdrive/* way. This means
> that when a quickfix command runs, vim will be asked to open
> "C:\dev\test.cpp", when I already have "/cygdrive/c/dev/test.cpp"
> open, and this causes issues for me.
>
> Is there any way I can insert my own handler in between the quickfix
> jump and buffer reading so that I can fix up the filename? Moreso,
> could I do this in general so that if I  to "C:\dev\test.cpp", vim
> will interpret that in the cygwin manner?

I am in the opposite situation: I execute cygwin compilers from win32-gvim.
I'm maintening a filter-plugin that transforms *nix paths into win32 paths.
It should be easy to do adapt the perl script to do the contrary.

It can be found in compiler/BTW/cygwin.pl which is bundled into:
http://hermitte.free.fr/vim/ressources/lh-BTW.tar.gz
(This vim plugin works, but it is still is alpha stage :-()

HTH,


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Luc Hermitte
http://hermitte.free.fr/cygwin/
http://hermitte.free.fr/vim/

Re: change filenames before vim reads buffer

[Andy Wokula]

Tom Whittock schrieb:

Hi.

I'm running the vim under cygwin, and have set up my build process to
execute via :make. This is great, but the build process reports
filenames in DOS format, not the cygwin /cygdrive/* way. This means
that when a quickfix command runs, vim will be asked to open
"C:\dev\test.cpp", when I already have "/cygdrive/c/dev/test.cpp"
open, and this causes issues for me.

Is there any way I can insert my own handler in between the quickfix
jump and buffer reading so that I can fix up the filename? Moreso,
could I do this in general so that if I  to "C:\dev\test.cpp", vim
will interpret that in the cygwin manner?

Thanks,
Tom.


:h quickfix-valid

[...]

| Filtering messages
|
| If you have a compiler that produces error messages that do not fit in
| the format string, you could write a program that translates the error
| messages into this format.  You can use this program with the ":make"
| command by changing the 'makeprg' option.  For example:
| :set mp=make\ \\\|&\ error_filter
| The backslashes before the pipe character are required to avoid it to
| be recognized as a command separator.  The backslash before each space
| is required for the set command.


Just a try,

Andy

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change filenames before vim reads buffer

[Tom Whittock]

Hi.

I'm running the vim under cygwin, and have set up my build process to
execute via :make. This is great, but the build process reports
filenames in DOS format, not the cygwin /cygdrive/* way. This means
that when a quickfix command runs, vim will be asked to open
"C:\dev\test.cpp", when I already have "/cygdrive/c/dev/test.cpp"
open, and this causes issues for me.

Is there any way I can insert my own handler in between the quickfix
jump and buffer reading so that I can fix up the filename? Moreso,
could I do this in general so that if I  to "C:\dev\test.cpp", vim
will interpret that in the cygwin manner?

Thanks,
Tom.