>
> ...
> > The best I could come up with was the following:
> > \%A>>>%.%#.,
> > \%A%*\\d\ Errors:,
> > \%A%*\\d\ Warnings:,
> > \%A%*\\d\ Infos:,
> > \%A<<<%.%#.,
> >
> > This works, but in the cwindow I am left with this output for each of the
> > above lines:
> > ||
> >
> > That is 2 bars with a space after them.
>
> That's because %A produce error lines. Use %-G to ignore things; in
> particular, %-G%.%# at the end of list ignores everything not matched up
> to that point.
>
> Thank you.
The %-G is documented in a separate section from the %E..%A... and I didn't
realize that was the part to ignore matches. There is also large set of
examples between those sections. Anyway, that is my justification for not
reading it! :)
In the end I would have used the following to match each of the patterns of
the lines I wished to ignore:
\%-G>>>%.%#,
\%-G<<<%.%#,
\%-G%*\\d\ %*\\w:,
Instead of your more generic (ignore everything not already matched):
\%-G%.%#,
Much appreciated.
David
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