Vim 接受像 `vi path:line:column` 这样的命令

Question

It's often that I get paths in the format <path>:<line>:<column> (from text matches such as grep or errors on code).

When I double click, it matches the whole string, including line and column, then I usually remove the column, and replace :line with +line to match vi parameter.

Therefore, I'd like having a hack to rapidly open vim at the right point just with a paste. Is there any config on vim level or alias I could use?!

Thanks

Answer 1

There are plugins that trap the BufNewFile,BufRead events, parse out the file name and number(s), and redirect to the corresponding file:

• file-file is the minimalistic original plugin
• vim-fetch supports multiple ways of specifying the number(s), overloads some mappings (like gf ), and even offers a :Fetch command

Answer 2

Use the quickfix list instead :

Vim has a startup option -q to read a quickfix file. So we have options (depending on your shell): cmd > results ; vim -q results cmd > results ; vim -q results

Or my favorite: vim -q <(cmd)