vim-fetch : Make Vim handle line and column numbers in file names with a minimum of fuss
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| Martin Kopischke |
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| utility |
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| description |
vim-fetch enables Vim to process line and column jump specifications in file paths as found in stack traces and similar output. When asked to open such a file, Vim with vim-fetch will jump to the specified line (and column, if given) instead of displaying an empty, new file.
If you have wished Vim would understand stack trace formats when loading files without making you jump through Quickfix hoops, vim-fetch is for you.
Project repository: https://github.com/wsdjeg/vim-fetch
NOTE: Maintainership for vim-fetch has been talken over by Wang Shidong. Links on this page have been corrected or will redirect to the new GitHub repository. Please do refer to the above mentioned repository for future developments. |
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| install details |
| Download and source the most current vimball from the releases list, then run :helptags {dir} on your runtimepath/doc directory. Or, if you use a git-based plug-in manager (like Pathogen, Vundle, NeoBundle etc.), simply add wsdjeg/vim-fetch to the list of plug-ins, source that and issue your manager's install command. |
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