> > The output of my :grep command goes to a "quickfix list". > The output > > of each :grep will be saved in its own quickfix list. I can > view and > > step through the latest such list with :copen which will create a > > "quickfix window" (aka "error window") to contain the list. > Or I can > > view a previous quickfix list in the quickfix window with > :colder. But > > I'd like to view more than one list at a time. That is, I'd like to > > display more than one quickfix window. Possible? > > Sort of. Check out location lists. > > :help location-list > > You basically change 'c' into 'l' or add an 'l' prefix and > you get a window-local quickfix list. So you can have as many > location lists as you have windows, plus you can have the > quickfix list, all at once. > > Ben. >
Got it, thanks Ben and Tony. But to be clear, the location list is actually per tab page, not per window, right? (A tab page can be split into multiple windows.) So, at most I can view two grep list windows in the same tab page which I can do as follows: :grep args1 :copen :lgrep args2 :lopen --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
