The Quickfix window in vim

Vimgrep is a tool with Vim, which is similar to the use of grep. For example, to find word in the current directory, use the following:

1	: Vimgrep Word *

If you want to recursively look up all the subordinate directories, then use the

1	: Vimgrep Word * *

In addition, if you want to use a shortcut to find the letter under the current cursor, you only need to add the following code to the VIMRC:

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"The settings for the search map Ft:call search_word () <CR>:copen<CR> function Search_word () Let w = expand (" < Cword > ")" Grasp the word execute "vimgrep" at the current cursor position. W. "*" Endfunction

The results found by Vimgrep are generated into the Quickfix, as shown in the following figure:

There are a lot of commands for Quickfix as with have said, but I tend to find I only use a small subset of them:

: Copen ' Open the Quickfix window
: CCL   ' close it
: CW    ' Open it if there are ' errors ', close it otherwise (Some people prefer this)
: CN    "Go to" next error in the window
: cnf   "Go to" the "the" the "the" the "the" NEX T file

Get Quickfix List I type Ctrl + W

You can also use:cc 2 (or no other number) to jump to, in this case, the second error in the Quickfix window. Navigating WITH:CN,: CC 4, etc would put the "cursor on" in question.