Hi,
You should instead use the integrated :make/quickfix feature of vim. You'll
have a much better user experience.
First be sure that you have set javac as the make program. It's best done by
sourcing compiler/javac.vim
-> :runtime compiler/javac.vim
I would have done it in a java ftplugin, but as I'm not a Java developer, I'm
not sure this is a good default setting. So, let's put it in your function.
```vim
command! MakeAndRun :call s:CompileAndRunFolderJava()
function! s:CompileAndRunFolderJava() abort
runtime compiler/javac.vim
" old trick to detect compilation errors - part 1
" --- The following code is borrowed from LaTeXSuite
" close the quickfix window before trying to open it again,
" otherwise whether or not we end up in the quickfix window
" after the :cwindow command is not fixed.
cclose " used to detect errors
let winnum = winnr()
" compile all java files in folder of the current buffer
make %:p:h/*.java
" old trick to detect compilation errors - part 2
if winnum == winnr() " => no error detected
" run Main java file in that folder
:!(cd .. && java %:p:h:t.Main)
" delete all the .class files in that folder
:!rm %:p:h/*.class
endif
" :echomsg "Done"
endfunction
```
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