I have tried 2 different maven compiler plugins, both have the same issue,
so I believe it is related to how the filename is returned from maven on
windows.
When I run mvn from the command line I get this output:
[ERROR] /C:/my/path/to/MyClass.java:[178,26] cannot find symbol [ERROR]
symbol: class Value
And the resulting error opened in Vim is:
:ls!
11 %a "\C:\my\path\to\MyClass.java"
The errorformat always references the filename like this:
CompilerSet errorformat+=%E[ERROR]\ %f:[%l\\,%c]\ %m,%Z
I simply modified the errorformat on Windows to add a "/" before the
filename to strip it off:
CompilerSet errorformat+=%E[ERROR]\ /%f:[%l\\,%c]\ %m,%Z
But I did this just using a substitute command at the end of the mvn
compiler command:
if has('win32') || has('win64')
" Maven produces these errors on Windows
" [ERROR] /C:/my/path/to/MyClass.java:[178,26] cannot find symbol
[ERROR]
" symbol: class Value
"
" And the resulting error opened in Vim is:
" :ls!
" 11 %a "\C:\my\path\to\MyClass.java"
"
" That file does not exist, so this will alter the
" errorformat and remove the leading "/" from the filename
let &l:errorformat = substitute(&errorformat, '%f', '/&', 'g')
endif
This works like a charm.
Does this make sense, or is some some other "Vimish" way to do this with
isfname and so on ....
Thanks,
David
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