I have a makefile that looks like:
default:
lua blah.lua
Now, in Vim, I type ":make".
There's an error in my Lua code; it gives a file name + line number. I would like Vim to jump to the right file/line. How do I make this happen?
You can set the error-format string to recognise the lua interpreter's output. For example, add this to your .vimrc file:
autocmd BufRead *.lua setlocal efm=%s:\ %f:%l:%m
That assumes the errors in your version of Lua look like this:
lua: blah.lua:2: '=' expected near 'var'
Bonus tip: rather than use a makefile, you can use the makeprg
setting:
autocmd BufRead *.lua setlocal makeprg=lua\ %
That will run the current file through lua when you type :make
.
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