Can't work properly.
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vim version: 7.3.762
In master branch and tag 0.2.2, when called :CMakeCreateBuild build, every files are created in current folder but not in the 'build' folder. And the 'buld' foler remained empty.
In tag 0.2.1, when the vim started, there comes an error:
Error detected while processing $HOME/.vim/bundle/cmake.vim-0.2.1/plugin/cmake.vim:
line 44:
E461: Illegal variable name: l:build_dir
Press ENTER or type command to continue
This is something I've been trying to hack at. CMake is very tricky when it comes to making initial builds.
P.S. I've noticed your contributions a lot; would you like direct commit access?
Well i'm green on vim script. So i'm not sure i can help u a lot : )
Hahah, as you can see, my Vimscript skills are very hacky! I've also taken on a bit of work too (freelancing).
The biggest thing about this when I was coding was to make easier to run certain functions of CMake. One thing this would need is shell completion, perhaps for a CMake Ex command. I'm working on it; might push as a feature branch.
I must say I'm lazier than you coz I never think of this integration work. I done my job in a stupid way like this:
https://github.com/robturtle/linux_config/blob/master/bin/cmakemake.sh
If I have a cmake integration plugin, I would like when it runs CMake commands, it will send the info of compile errors/warns to quickfix window, and stdout to preview window.
The idea of integration of YCM and syntastics is great. And I think there might be another way to do it. Like we let CMake auto export compile commands database with command cmake -DCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS=ON, and pass the database's path to .ycm_extra_conf.py's variable compilation_database_folder. Since YCM can communicates to syntastics, maybe that's all we need to do?
Recently I don't have much time to learn vim script. But if I got time in the future I'd love to join this project! For now, I just can do some spell check for you. : )
I've just opened up some time to work on this; I'd do it before the week's closed.
@robturtle So this should be fixed in the master ref. If you enable the setting of makeprg; it'll use makeprg to build your projects.
I'm looking into getting the logs from CMake passed into the quickfix window as well.
As for the use of a JSON commands, that seems to be the best solution moving forward.
Sorry for the long wait!
Well! Here is my highest of five! : P
Currently it's not easy for me to get onto the internet. Well i'll try it
out later.
On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 6:07 AM, Jacky Alciné notifications@github.comwrote:
@robturtle https://github.com/robturtle So this should be fixed in the
master ref. If you enable the setting of makeprg; it'll use makeprg to
build your projects.I'm looking into getting the logs from CMake passed into the quickfix
window as well.As for the use of a JSON commands, that seems to be the best solution
moving forward.Sorry for the long wait!
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Problem 1: seems a syntax error?
When I called CMakeCreateBuild, I got this error
Error detected while processing function cmake#commands#create_build..cmake#util#run_cmake..cmake#util#shell_exec:
line 3:
E488: Trailing characters: else if g:cmake_use_vimux == 1 && g:loaded_vimux == 1
[cmake] Project configured.
So I edit the plugin in autoload/cmake/utils.vim at line 116:
" "else if" ==> "elseif"
elseif g:cmake_use_vimux == 1 && g:loaded_vimux == 1Files not built into builddir
In autoload/cmake/utils.vim at line 102
The PWD= setting didn't work for me. So I change this line into:
let l:command = 'cd ' . l:binary_dir . '&& cmake ' . a:command . ' ' .Now it works. But since I haven't read all the codes (and the vimscript syntax...) so I am not sure if these corrections are OK. Let me do more tests and send u pull requests later.