can you tell me How to quit VIM quickfix? please
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I know that when you run :make in vim, you can use commands to go through each error like :cn and :cp. However, I often find myself scrolling through warnings that I don't need to fix. Is there a way to quit scrolling through the errors/warnings and resume editing? (I have heard that you can set Vim to ignore warnings, but I've been told it's difficult so I'm looking for something easier).
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I know that when you run :make in vim, you can use commands to go through each error like :cn and :cp. However, I often find myself scrolling through warnings that I don't need to fix. Is there a way to quit scrolling through the errors/warnings and resume editing? (I have heard that you can set Vim to ignore warnings, but I've been told it's difficult so I'm looking for something easier).
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How aboutgi? This returns to the last edit location and continues editing there.
– Ralf
Jan 4 at 12:05
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I know that when you run :make in vim, you can use commands to go through each error like :cn and :cp. However, I often find myself scrolling through warnings that I don't need to fix. Is there a way to quit scrolling through the errors/warnings and resume editing? (I have heard that you can set Vim to ignore warnings, but I've been told it's difficult so I'm looking for something easier).
vim
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I know that when you run :make in vim, you can use commands to go through each error like :cn and :cp. However, I often find myself scrolling through warnings that I don't need to fix. Is there a way to quit scrolling through the errors/warnings and resume editing? (I have heard that you can set Vim to ignore warnings, but I've been told it's difficult so I'm looking for something easier).
vim
vim
asked Jan 4 at 9:13
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asked Jan 4 at 9:13
mark 536mark 536
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asked Jan 4 at 9:13
mark 536mark 536
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asked Jan 4 at 9:13
mark 536mark 536
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asked Jan 4 at 9:13
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How aboutgi? This returns to the last edit location and continues editing there.
– Ralf
Jan 4 at 12:05
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How aboutgi? This returns to the last edit location and continues editing there.
– Ralf
Jan 4 at 12:05
How about
gi? This returns to the last edit location and continues editing there.– Ralf
Jan 4 at 12:05
How about
gi? This returns to the last edit location and continues editing there.– Ralf
Jan 4 at 12:05
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you can close a quickfix window by using ccl[ose] :
:cclose
for ease of use i have mapped it to a key like so, such that pressing F12 will automatically close it for me :
nmap <F12> :silent! cclose<CR>
silent tells vim to show no message when this key sequence is used
answered Jan 4 at 9:44
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you can close a quickfix window by using ccl[ose] :
:cclose
for ease of use i have mapped it to a key like so, such that pressing F12 will automatically close it for me :
nmap <F12> :silent! cclose<CR>
silent tells vim to show no message when this key sequence is used
answered Jan 4 at 9:44
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you can close a quickfix window by using ccl[ose] :
:cclose
for ease of use i have mapped it to a key like so, such that pressing F12 will automatically close it for me :
nmap <F12> :silent! cclose<CR>
silent tells vim to show no message when this key sequence is used
answered Jan 4 at 9:44
YedhinYedhin
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you can close a quickfix window by using ccl[ose] :
:cclose
for ease of use i have mapped it to a key like so, such that pressing F12 will automatically close it for me :
nmap <F12> :silent! cclose<CR>
silent tells vim to show no message when this key sequence is used
answered Jan 4 at 9:44
YedhinYedhin
62819
you can close a quickfix window by using ccl[ose] :
:cclose
for ease of use i have mapped it to a key like so, such that pressing F12 will automatically close it for me :
nmap <F12> :silent! cclose<CR>
silent tells vim to show no message when this key sequence is used
answered Jan 4 at 9:44
YedhinYedhin
62819
answered Jan 4 at 9:44
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gi? This returns to the last edit location and continues editing there.– Ralf
Jan 4 at 12:05