jakobjones,
Have you gotten Quartus to open files at the correct error line in GVIM?
Here's what I'm doing....
text editor location pathtogvim/gvim.exe --servername gvimquart --remote-silent I've tried the following
command line options.
+%l %f (<-works most of the time)
-and-
":e %f<cr>:%l<cr>" (<-Doesn't work correctly)
I'm wondering if there is a different approach that works 100% of the time.
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searching in vim As for searching across multiple files while in GVIM, I use vimgrep. It gives you a nice quicklist of locations typing :copen.
While searching for a word under the cursor, I press * or# . If I want to see a little line and position context I use this from VIMTIPS.
map <f5> [i:let nr = input("which one: ")<bar>exe "normal " . nr ."[\t"<cr>