On 2022-04-25, Lifepillar <lifepil...@lifepillar.me> wrote:
> I am looking into parsing a list of strings with an errorformat to
> create a quicklist or location list out of it. Currently, I am doing it
> as follows:
>
> let efm = "%f:%l:%m"
> let what = getqflist({"lines": ["foo:3:bar"], "efm": efm})
> call setloclist(0, what.items)
> echo what.items[0]
>
> This sets the quickfix list as expected (is there a better way?). But
> when I look at `what.items[0]`, I cannot find an item corresponding to
> %f (`foo` in the example). Yet setloclist() sets it. Where is that
> information stored?
Ah, I see: you get the filename from the buffer's number. A new buffer
is created for `foo` is one does not already exist. And when no filename
is parsed from the errorformat, bufnr is 0. Neat!
Life.
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