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Considering that the command is run in a proper terminal, how are ANSI escape codes handled? Would it be a good idea to pipe commands through cat if this option is enabled?
How to set this option? It would be a pain to create a new user command for every possible permutation of options. Perhaps I can add a system of flags prefixing the command, something like:
:Splitrun (new) (quickfix) make test
This would force a new split and flag that the output should be added to the quickfix list.
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It might be nice to add the output of a command to the quickfix list.
It seems like this should be very simple with the
setqflist
function. Very nice example here, using the configured'errorformat'
:https://phelipetls.github.io/posts/async-make-in-nvim-with-lua/
There are probably challenges here:
Considering that the command is run in a proper terminal, how are ANSI escape codes handled? Would it be a good idea to pipe commands through
cat
if this option is enabled?How to set this option? It would be a pain to create a new user command for every possible permutation of options. Perhaps I can add a system of flags prefixing the command, something like:
This would force a new split and flag that the output should be added to the quickfix list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: