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Let's say the compilation error has some filenames with line number
blah
blah
src/awesomefile1.c:31
src/awesomefile2.c:152
blah
blah
Assume the filename are parsed in the buffer and are links. Now my cursor is at the beginning of the buffer.
I could C-s search awesome and get to where I want. But is there a way with less typing?
How can I move the cursor to the next filename/linked text? All I want to is move cursor there and open the file on that line number.
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Picking up the comment from Vladimir Panteleev you can find key bindings to next-error with
C-h w next-error
Further I suggest you bind the command repeat to a key (I have repeat on C-5) to quickly call next-error again.
next-error? – Vladimir Panteleev Apr 12 '18 at 23:57