Keith Prickett wrote:
When attempting to find errors and warnings using vim's make or
"quickfix" I am bogged down by a warning that I don't want to see. The
warning I don't want to see is in this format:
../../buildrules.mk:77: file.d: No such file or directory
A warning or error I DO WANT to see might look like this:
filename.c:566: warning: implicit declaration of function
`function_name'
or other warnings or errors.
I am attempting to create a regular expression/matching pattern that
will capture errors and warnings in the above format (an error won't
have the "warning:" text, just a message after the filename and line
number).
My current efm includes "%f:%l:\ %m" as the matching pattern which
matches all wanted errors and warnings but also captures the ".d: no
such file" warning above.
--
Does anyone know a good regular expression for quickfix that will help
me sift through the weeds?
Using: GVIM7.0 and Windows.
Thank you,
--
Keith A. Prickett
Marvell Semiconductor, Inc.
You may want to modify line 77 of buildrules.mk so that it doesn't generate
the "no such file" error, maybe by prepending it with a dash, and perhaps also
redirecting its output to >/dev/null (on Unix or Cygwin) or >NUL (on Windows).
Or else by first checking for existence of the file or directory in question.
Best regards,
Tony.
