Question: prevent :make from jumping to code on warnings

[Deleted user]

Hi, thanks for all your work on this plugin, it is awesome.

This might be more of a vim question, but is there any way to prevent the quick fix window from jumping to the source code location when a build error or warning occurs when compiling haxe code with :make? I started looking through the code and vim docs, but I thought you might not mind giving me a hint if you knew.

[jdonaldson]

Thanks for the kind words!

You'll need to use :make! (with an exclamation point) in order to prevent jumping to an error. You can see folks talking about the situation here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2435876/vim-make-automatically-jumps-to-first-file-with-error

For what it's worth, I use an asynchronous make command called vim-dispatch courtesy of Tim Pope:
https://github.com/tpope/vim-dispatch

vim-dispatch is fast and interacts seamlessly with tmux (which I also recommend) :
http://tmux.github.io/

I have :Make mapped to a leader command. All of this does what I want:

1. It doesn't auto-jump to errors
2. It doesn't lock the editor on lengthy builds
3. It's near-effortless to launch from any make-able code.

[Deleted user]

Awesome, thanks. Yeah, I noticed the :Make command by mistake - I think I'll switch to that!

Thanks again for creating this plugin! (you can close this out)