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New issue 195 by [email protected]: errorformat: match error
numbers that contain letters
http://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=195
What steps will reproduce the problem?
For example, the Renesas HEW compiler produces error in the following style:
main.c(11) : C2225 (E) Undeclared name "FOOBAR"
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The error numbers (C2225 in the example) include a letter at the beginning.
The format specifier %n of 'efm' matches only a number.
Therefore it is not possible to match the complete error number C2225. Only
the numerical part can be matched with the following format string: "C%n".
I suppose there will always be a compiler whose output is just a bit
outside of the scope of Vim's errorformat.
I think one step to make the errorformat more versatile is by separating
the meaning of a format specifier from the expression. In the example, the
format specifier %n has the meaning "error number", but also the format of
a legal error number ([0-9]+).
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