Hi,
On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 2:14 PM, Will Lee <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there a simple way to pipe the current terminal output into a quickfix
> buffer that you can use :cnext to jump to the line while the terminal is
> running? I'm currently using AsyncRun for most of the async task but it
> seems like AsyncRun does not support interactive use. It would be useful if
> you can run the test, go into a debugging session and has the ability to
> call :cnext and :cprev to move back and forth to different file locations.
>
Currently there is no built-in feature to directly feed the output from
the terminal to a quickfix list dynamically. But you can feed a range
of lines from the terminal window in Terminal-Normal mode to a quickfix
list. You can follow these steps:
1. Press <C-W>N in the terminal window to enter Terminal-Normal mode.
2. Visually select a range of lines from the terminal window and execute
:'<,'>cgetbuffer
You can also run the above command by explicitly specifying the
range (e.g 5,20)
3. This will create a new quickfix buffer with the selected lines.
4. To add to the current quickfix buffer, you can use the ":caddbuffer"
command instead of the ":cgetbuffer" command.
- Yegappan
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