Since you can't find lines without file and line, can they be ignored?
Example file based on Visual Studio C++ output format (save as C:/temp/c.out)
------ Skipped Build: Project: game_pc, Configuration: Release x64 ------
Project not selected to build for this solution configuration
file1.cpp
file2.cpp
file3.cpp
file4.cpp
C:/temp/c.out(15): some text here
On Windows Vim 7.4 and 8a55c0209ae7fec0528b4383733865c7700da288, I use these commands:
:compiler msvc
:cgetfile /temp/c.out
:copen
And then change "some" to "more" and :w and I get errors:
Error detected while processing function <SNR>99_OnWrite..<SNR>99_Replace:
line 5:
Zero count: tab sbuffer 0
line 21:
E784: Cannot close last tab page
line 5:
Zero count: tab sbuffer 0
line 21:
E784: Cannot close last tab page
line 5:
Zero count: tab sbuffer 0
line 21:
E784: Cannot close last tab page
line 5:
Zero count: tab sbuffer 0
line 21:
E784: Cannot close last tab page
line 5:
Zero count: tab sbuffer 0
line 21:
E784: Cannot close last tab page
line 5:
Zero count: tab sbuffer 0
line 21:
E784: Cannot close last tab page
E784: Cannot close last tab page
0/7 changes applied. See lines marked [ERROR].
And my quickfix looks like:
|| [ERROR]Project not selected to build for this solution configuration
|| [ERROR]file1.cpp
|| [ERROR]file2.cpp
|| [ERROR]file3.cpp
|| [ERROR]file4.cpp
|| [ERROR]------ Skipped Build: Project: shaders_pc, Configuration: Release x64 ------
c.out|15| [ERROR] some text here
So it seems that there's lots of unnecessary errors for lines that obviously can have nothing done for them since there's no associated file. I've seen similar for files with no associated line number.
Since you can't find lines without file and line, can they be ignored?
Example file based on Visual Studio C++ output format (save as C:/temp/c.out)
On Windows Vim 7.4 and 8a55c0209ae7fec0528b4383733865c7700da288, I use these commands:
And then change "some" to "more" and
:w
and I get errors:And my quickfix looks like:
So it seems that there's lots of unnecessary errors for lines that obviously can have nothing done for them since there's no associated file. I've seen similar for files with no associated line number.