Tim Chase wrote:
> On 03/16/2011 06:02 AM, Hofmann, Joachim wrote:
> > gvim +?"0 Datei(en)" BefehlsausgabenVoll.log
> >
> > When the pattern is not found:
> >
> > "BefehlsausgabenVoll.log" 148L, 8098C
> > Error detected while processing command line:
> > E486: Pattern not found: 0 Datei(en)
> > Press ENTER or type command to continue
> >
> > How can I smoothe this, so that I don't have to hit enter?
>
> When attempting to put something together to address Joachim's
> issue, I tried all 5 of the following:
>
> :try | /does_not_exist/ | endtry
> :try | /does_not_exist/ | catch | endtry
> :try | /does_not_exist/ | catch /.*/ | endtry
> :try | /does_not_exist/ | catch | finally | endtry
> :try | /does_not_exist/ | catch /.*/ | finally | endtry
>
> However I get the following in all cases:
> """
> Error detected while processing :
> E486: Pattern not found: does_not_exist
> """
>
> I expect that in the first case where it's uncaught, but with the
> empty "catch" in the remaining cases (trying both with an
> "everything" pattern and the empty catch which should/does behave
> the same), it seems contrary to the help on "try" to get an error
> instead of a caught exception:
>
> Moreover, an error or interrupt (dynamically) inside
> ":try" and ":endtry" is converted to an exception.
>
>
>
> So
> 1a) is this a bug?
>
> 1b) is this a bug in my older 7.1.314 (whatever Debian's handing
> me) that's been fixed in a more recent version and it's my own
> fault for not tracking a more recent version?
>
> 2) is this my misunderstanding of the help-text?
You need to put the "catch" on a separate line, because when skipping
commands it will skip the line(s) after where the error happened. That's
because when there is an error finding the " | " is unreliable.
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