Can I redir search result to quickfix list

[fcying]

Sometimes only need to show related content, no need to jump

[jsfaint]

Yes, it's vim built-in feature. You can enable it by add this snippet in your vimrc.

set cscopequickfix=s+,c+,d+,i+,t+,e+,a+

But the default mapping will not works, you need to type the cscope command, like

:copen | cs find s <cword>

I'm not sure if there any solution to fix it, I'll look into it when I have some spare time.

[fcying]

it work fine, thanks~~

    set cscopequickfix=s+,c+,d+,i+,t+,e+,a+
    noremap  <leader>gt :cs find t <C-R>=expand('<cword>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>gs :cs find s <C-R>=expand('<cword>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>gi :cs find i <C-R>=expand('<cfile>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>gg :cs find g <C-R>=expand('<cword>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>gf :cs find f <C-R>=expand('<cfile>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>ge :cs find e <C-R>=expand('<cword>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>gd :cs find d <C-R>=expand('<cword>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>
    noremap  <leader>gc :cs find c <C-R>=expand('<cword>')<CR><CR>:copen<CR>

[jsfaint]

I just realized that I set let g:gen_tags#gtags_default_map = 0 in vimrc 😢

[fcying]

Still a little problem, when I use quickfix, it will automatically jump to the first search result, can be set to not jump?

[fcying]

I wrote a specified string to the top of quickfix list, so it can't jump now, but it will display the string in the top of quickfix...I don't know if there is any better way.

  set cscopequickfix=s+,c+,d+,i+,t+,e+,a+
  function! s:gen_tags_find(cmd, keyword) abort
    let l:cmd = 'cs find ' . a:cmd . ' ' . a:keyword                                                                                                                                        
    exec 'cexpr l:cmd'
    call setqflist([], 'a')
    exec l:cmd
    copen
  endfunction

  noremap  <leader>cc :call <SID>gen_tags_find('c', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>cd :call <SID>gen_tags_find('d', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>ce :call <SID>gen_tags_find('e', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>cf :call <SID>gen_tags_find('f', "<C-R><C-F>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>cg :call <SID>gen_tags_find('g', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>ci :call <SID>gen_tags_find('i', "<C-R><C-F>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>cs :call <SID>gen_tags_find('s', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
  noremap  <leader>ct :call <SID>gen_tags_find('t', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>

[jsfaint]

I saw a solution in here https://github.com/ronakg/quickr-cscope.vim/blob/master/plugin/quickr-cscope.vim#L103

But it looks a bit tricky

[fcying]

This way will not display additional data, but if the jumped buf is existed, bdelete it will effect buffer manager

  function! s:gen_tags_find(cmd, keyword) abort
    let l:cur_buf=@% 
    let l:cur_line=line('.')                                                                                                                                                                
    let l:cur_col=col('.')
    let l:cmd = 'cs find ' . a:cmd . ' ' . a:keyword
    exec l:cmd
    if l:cur_buf !=# @%
      bdelete
    else 
      call cursor(l:cur_line, l:cur_col)
    endif
    copen
  endfunction

[hanxi]

if v:version >= 800
    set cscopequickfix=s+,c+,d+,i+,t+,e+,g+,f+,a+
else
    set cscopequickfix=s+,c+,d+,i+,t+,e+,g+,f+
endif

function! s:gen_tags_find(cmd, keyword) abort
    " Mark this position
    execute "normal! mY"
    " Close any open quickfix windows
    cclose
    " Clear existing quickfix list
    cal setqflist([])

    let l:cur_buf=@%
    let l:cmd = 'cs find ' . a:cmd . ' ' . a:keyword
    silent! keepjumps execute l:cmd

    if len(getqflist()) > 1
        " If the buffer that cscope jumped to is not same as current file, close the buffer
        if l:cur_buf != @%
            " Go back to where the command was issued
            execute "normal! `Y"
            " delete previous buffer.
            bdelete #
        endif
        copen
    endif
endfunction

noremap <leader>c :call <SID>gen_tags_find('c', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
noremap <leader>f :call <SID>gen_tags_find('f', "<C-R><C-F>")<CR>
noremap <leader>g :call <SID>gen_tags_find('g', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>
noremap <leader>i :call <SID>gen_tags_find('i', "<C-R><C-F>")<CR>
noremap <leader>s :call <SID>gen_tags_find('s', "<C-R><C-W>")<CR>