I have a warning I can not easily remove from my build, every time i run ":make" from inside vim the quickfix takes me to some header file I don't care about. How can I prevent VIM from doing this and only showing me warnings and errors I do care about?
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A quick and dirty way would be to write a simple shell script that runs your make and greps out the warnings you don't want to see. Then have vim use this script instead of make (Add "set makeprg=yourscript.sh" to your .vimrc).
sigjuice
2009-03-19 19:19:10
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Check :h 'errorformat' (aka &efm), there are options to ignore warnings as long as you can recognize them with a pattern.
Luc Hermitte
2009-03-19 19:43:44
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Learn from Bram himself.
I can vaguely remember he talks about this somewhere in this video
http://www.blinkx.com/video/7-habits-for-effective-text-editing-2-0/XzyBkWnse39By3Cqa2kSCw
He adds a filter to ignore some gnome warnings when he's compiling gvim.
The video's well worth watching anyway.
It's around the 30 minute mark
michael
2009-03-19 22:18:33