vim :make automatically jumps to first file with error

Question

When executing :make from vim, after make is complete it automatically jumps to a file with errors. Is there a way to avoid this

EDIT

This is usecase i want to achieve I want :make to execute then quicklist to open but the current file which i am working on should not be switched to the one with errors

with default settings after :make execution quicklist opens and the current file also changes

Answer 1

From the docs:

    7. If [!] is not given the first error is jumped to.

So, just invoke it as :make!.

Answer 2

It might not be the cleanest solution, but setting the errorformat to an empty string should do the trick, ie.

:set errorformat=""

That should keep it from matching the compiler error strings.

Answer 3

You can run :make! | copen, which should place your cursor in the quickfix list instead of changing the current buffer. You can make this even easier by putting command Mymake make! | copen in your .vimrc, so you only have to run :Mymake to do this.

Note that when selecting errors from the quickfix list, they will scroll a buffer with the file already open rather than change the current window if possible, and you can open the files in new windows with <C-w> Enter.