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Code to use QuickFix with GHC + Cabal
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" let mapleader='\' | |
" When using \b on normal mode, it will compile the | |
" project | |
nmap <LEADER>b :<C-u>make<CR> | |
" Close the QuickFix window just with the q | |
au FileType qf nnoremap <buffer> q :<C-u>cclose<CR> | |
" After compiling, open the QuickFix window if there | |
" is any error | |
au QuickFixCmdPost make call OpenQuickFixBuffer() | |
" Opens/Closes the quickfix window depending | |
" if the error list is empty or not | |
function! OpenQuickFixBuffer() | |
let qflist = getqflist() | |
if empty(qflist) | |
cclose | |
else | |
copen | |
endif | |
endfunction | |
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" | |
au FileType haskell call QuickFixHaskell() | |
" This will set the variables that QuickFix needs | |
" in order to compile, if you are on a project that | |
" has a cabal file, use "cabal build", otherwise | |
" use "ghc --make" on the current file | |
function! QuickFixHaskell() | |
let l:cabalFilePresent = filereadable(glob('*.cabal')) | |
if l:cabalFilePresent | |
setl makeprg=cabal\ build | |
else | |
let l:currentFile = expand('%') | |
if !exists('b:qfOutputdir') | |
let b:qfOutputdir = tempname() | |
call mkdir(b:qfOutputdir) | |
endif | |
let &l:makeprg = 'ghc --make % -outputdir ' . b:qfOutputdir | |
endif | |
" Previous format given by Martin Norbäck | |
"setl errorformat+=%A%f:%l:\ %m,%A%f:%l:,%C%\\s%m,%Z | |
" New format taken from haskellmode.vim | |
setl errorformat= | |
\%-Z\ %#, | |
\%W%f:%l:%c:\ Warning:\ %m, | |
\%E%f:%l:%c:\ %m, | |
\%E%>%f:%l:%c:, | |
\%+C\ \ %#%m, | |
\%W%>%f:%l:%c:, | |
\%+C\ \ %#%tarning:\ %m, | |
endfunction |
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Very cool! Thank you :-)