On Sunday, 11 December, 2011 at 21:23:42 GMT, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
function TestQF(command)
if getqflist == []
exe a:command
endif
endfunc
then invoke it with
:w | call TestQF('whatever')
Thanks. I tried this, but still thought it was too much extra typing, so I came
up with this:
autocmd BufWritePost *.pl
\ make |
\ if getqflist() != [] |
\ let s:tmp = input("Press enter to continue or ctrl-c to abort") |
\ endif
Now, at least if the make found errors, I get the opportunity to do something
about it (ie. press ctrl-c), thus preventing the rest of my :w command from
executing. It also has the side-effect of allowing me to see the errors. Eg.,
:w | whatever
If the make found no errors, whatever will happen. If the make found errors, I
get to see them straight away and am given the prompt which allows me to decide
to abort or proceed with executing whatever, should I choose. This suits me
fine :)
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