Hi Victor, (and vim list cc'd)
  I posted a script similar to your file:line script to [email protected]
and Christian Brabandt was good enough to point me at your file:line plugin
here:
  http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2184

My script also deals with file:line: and file:line:column and file:line:column:
but the original version wasn't as tidy as yours and hadn't taken into account
things like folding and deleting the original buffer like yours had.

So please find below a modified version of your script that adds the 
file:line:column
varient and allows a : at the end.

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function! s:gotoline()
        let file = bufname("%")

        if file =~ ':$'
                let file = substitute(file, ':$', "", "")
        endif

        " Lets try with name:line:column
        let names =  matchlist( file, '\(.*\):\(\d\+\):\(\d\+\)')
        if len(names) == 0
                " OK, lets try just name:line
                let names =  matchlist( file, '\(.*\):\(\d\+\)')
        endif


        if len(names) != 0 && filereadable(names[1])
                let l:bufn = bufnr("%")
                exec ":e " . names[1]
                exec ":" . names[2]
                exec ":bdelete " . l:bufn
                if foldlevel(names[2]) > 0
                        exec ":foldopen!"
                endif

                if (names[3])
                        exe "normal " . names[3] . "|"
                endif
        endif

endfunction

autocmd! BufNewFile *:* nested call s:gotoline()
                                                                                
                             
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