Use the most recent window to make quickfix jumps #91
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Some plugins - for example, tpope's fugitive - trigger custom QuickFixCmdPost events using :doautocmd. This causes some commands - for example, :Glgrep - to trigger inappropriate calls to qf#OpenQuickfix when they should be triggering qf#OpenLoclist, due to the way qf.vim determines which list to open (by command name). To solve this, we can cache the value of getqflist() on QuickFixCmdPre, and check it again on QuickFixCmdPost. If the value has changed, we know to call qf#OpenQuickfix. Otherwise, we call qf#OpenLoclist. This should allow for seamless integration with these sorts of plugin commands, without having to know or care about their names.
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@romainl I've gone ahead and found a different, cleaner approach |
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It always bothered me that the default vim behaviour was to use whatever unrelated window lay at the bottom of the screen to make quickfix jumps. This small patch changes that behaviour so that your first jump after running a quickfix command leaves you in the same window, and furthermore, if you do something like
copento navigate the quickfix window, pressing<Return>will jump you back in the previous window.