Questions tagged [compilation-mode]
Compilation mode turns each error message in the buffer into a hyperlink; you can move point to it and type RET, or click on it with the mouse (see Mouse References), to visit the locus of the error message in a separate window.
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Making compilation-error-regexp-alist buffer or project local
How can limit the compilation-error-regexp-alist to a subset depending on default-directory or even better (project-current)?
My motive is that my compilation-error-regexp-alist contains too many ...
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How can I make compilation-mode not consider "Error 1 (ignored)" an error?
I'm running Emacs 26.3 and in a compilation buffer next-error considers a line like
make: [Makefile:188: target] Error 1 (ignored)
an error and stops on it. How can I make Emacs ignore it?
I've tried ...
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Reveal message from next-message
M-X compile and next-error are mostly simple and excellent tools.
But when you run long-running jobs, or as in my case a continuous file watcher/executor, the *compilation* buffer might not be visible ...
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How to switch to the compilation buffer automatically after compile?
Once you run compile you get a little buffer with the compilation output *compilation*. But, Emacs does not switch to it automatically and you remain in the file you compiled. How can I automatically ...
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is there a way to get two separate next-error lists so I can bind them to two different keys
I often have grep (technically rgrep) in a buffer/window and another buffer/window with a "compilation" of my active project in it. I would like to bind two different keys (e.g. f2 and f3) ...
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compilation-mode and next-error confusion
I'm going crazy trying to understand why compilation mode and next-error recognize some errors and not others. It appears as though we're long past the days of simple regexps for recognizing errors ...
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Adding a pattern to compilation-error-regexp-alist
I'm using the latest Doom Emacs on Emacs 27 with this config: https://github.com/gregghz/doom-config/tree/d3af4724cb4a5dd379645580698f7d24a5c3922a.
I have this code to run a bloop command (like bloop ...
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compilation sentinel: symbol's value as variable is void for quote, >, <, =, etc
I'm working on a script that can compile multiple directories and then provide the first error to a file. Currently, I am tackling the issue of running make in multiple directories portion. I am ...
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"not in compilation buffer" error using compilation-next-error in elisp function
I am getting an elisp error that fails at lisp/progmodes/compile.el within compilation-next-error function that reads "Not in a compilation buffer". The elisp function I am writing attempts ...
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Re-fill compilation-mode buffer from shell script
This might require more tricks than just Emacs-fu, but since Emacs is at the heart of it I hope to get some ideas on how to approach my need here.
I use Emacs/Make/gcc as my development environment. ...
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Skip over remaining errors in current file to next error in next file
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I am using :cn in Evil's Ex command line and would like to use :cnf as well, but it is not there, and I don't know what function to bind it to.
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As a former Vim user who is slowly ...
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How to Run a Context Sensitive Compile?
When working on projects which use multiple kinds of build-systems, sometimes I want to run a make command based on the project, without having to manually setup project spesific hooks.
Is there a ...
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TTY allocation in *Compilation* buffer
I am using some complicated combination of Cygwin (for emacs) and Docker (for Linux environment) for C++ development on my laptop.
Recently I noticed that Docker dumps lots of ANSI and XTERM ...
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How to use `next-error` and `previous-error` without the compilation buffer visible
I want to be able to use grep to find matching lines and to be able to jump through them using next-error and previous-error however I don't feel the need to have the match list on screen and it takes ...
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Programatically go to next compilation error
When I am refactoring code, I often need to make the same change in my files. My current workflow is often something like this:
M-x grep for foo.bar.baz
Go to first hit
M-x replace-string RET foo....
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Why in compilation-mode do my go (golang) compile errors not include the column on goto-error?
When I compile a simple (incorrect) go program like this from emacs
package main
func main() int {
}
I get this result
-*- mode: compilation; default-directory: "~/Go/" -*-
Compilation started at ...
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convert regular compilation-mode output to inline view
It would be nice to show the info, warnings and errors from a regular compilation-mode buffer inline in the source code.
I checked to see if flycheck supports this but it appears no. Writing a custom ...
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Configure compilation mode to use custom shell
On windows I have set (setq explicit-shell-file-name "c:/Program Files/Git/bin/bash.exe") to use git-bash for e.g. M-x shell. In compilation mode however, the standard windows console still seems to ...
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How to kill a running process in compilation buffer in MS Windows?
I have tried using M-x kill-compilation and it doesn't kill the process (on Microsoft Windows). It just sends ^C, which makes my script to retry.
When I try to M-x kill-buffer on the compilation ...
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Sudo caching on compilation mode
There is a command I run very often using compile that must be run as sudo. I wanted to achieve something similar to the 5min caching of sudo in a shell: if I keep running the command in intervals ...
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How to make process in compilation-mode think it's not running in interactive terminal?
I use minitest-mode which starts Ruby tests in compilation-mode:
(compilation-start
actual-command
'minitest-compilation-mode
(lambda (arg) (minitest-buffer-name (or file-name ""))))
Tests invoke ...
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capture and replay a closure later
I am having a problem working with closures. I hope I can explain this clearly. When I try to start a compilation I typically do it like this:
(let ((dir (get-dir))
(model-root root)
(default-...
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How to set imenu to a list of errors in compilation mode
I would like to use helm-imenu to see and navigate on a list of errors/warnings in compilation buffer. How can I do that? E.g., by setting imenu-generic-expression to some value?
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Highlight compilation error in compilation mode buffer
I know how to highlight the source code corresponding to the
selected compilation-mode error. I also know about the little
arrow in the fringe that points to the error in the compilation
buffer, and ...
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Which regexp from compilation-error-regexp-alist is used by compilation-mode?
I spent a while debugging the regex in compilation-error-regexp-alist only to find that the regex itself is fine. My current theory is that compilation-mode is just actually using a different regex ...
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M-x compile --> emacs doesn't automatically open files
I have recently switched from an older version of emacs to version 24.3.1. And I have run into the following problem: I have a base folder "/base" and a folder with source files "base/src"; my ...
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Simultaneously compiling two or more projects with Compilation Mode
I haven't found a way to use Compilation Mode in two projects simultaneously. Starting compilation in a second project kills the compilation of the first.
Is it possible to run two compilations ...
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How to move the point to next link?
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 ...
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How to automatically select *interpretation* buffer window
When I am writing a shell script in sh-mode and decide to run it, I hit C-cC-x (executable-interpret). An *interpretation* buffer is displayed, showing the script's output.
Is there a robust way to ...
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compilation-mode: default-directory != src-root
I have subDirA with source code foo.rs.
To compile code in bash I need:
$ cd subDirA
$ some-compile-command
But problem is that compiler invoked via some-compile-command
prints errors in such format:...
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How do you abort an emacs M-x compile compilation
How do you abort an emacs M-x compile compilation?
I'm editing a bash file, and I "test execute it" by doing
M-x compile.
What I tried - googled:emacs abort compilation
The file I'm working on is ...
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Emacs Compile Mode: Extra characters before filename result in bad match
In the compile buffer of Emacs 25.3.1, I am getting the following compilation error using Clang (the error message is given as it appears in the compile buffer line by line) :
src/platform/linux/...
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Selecting an item in *compilation* buffer makes the item jump to the top
I try to navigate through compilation errors in my compilation buffer: I place the cursor on an error, and press Enter (alternatively, I use M-g n).
What happens: the compilation buffer places the ...
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Redirect compilation mode hyperlink to external tool
I have a working compilation error matcher, that contains the path to a file. The compilation buffer correctly adds a hyperlink to that file and I can open it in emacs. However, the file in question ...
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compile-goto-error: be more consistent in choosing a window for display
I have a main window displaying buffer A, and bottom window displaying some project-wide search results.
┌───────────┐
│ A │
│ │
├───────────┤
│ results │
└───────────┘
Hitting ...
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How to use a separate window for compilation output?
When building, a split view is opened for the output.
It's possible to close this window, open a new window and set the buffer to the build output.
However when building again, the other window isn'...
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How to syntax-colour py.test output?
In compilation-mode (or some similar mode), how can I make the default py.test output be colourized?
I'm not talking about clickable links, but about just 'syntax' colouring the various parts of the ...
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Clickable links to py.test stack frame lines in compilation-mode
In compilation-mode, how can I make the default py.test output have clickable links to source code (when using py.test's default formatting of tracebacks)?
Does somebody already have appropriate ...
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Print elapsed time in compilation buffer
The compilation buffer prints out start and end date for my compilation. How can I make it also tell me how many minutes & seconds it spent?
I'd like something like:
Compilation started at Thu ...
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A compilation-mode conundrum - matching and highlighting
Whilst playing around with compilation-mode for running tests and using HIGHLIGHT faces for failed expectations I've encountered a bit of a conundrum.
Question: why does my compilation-errors-regexp-...
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grep/ag/etc results buffer: how to strip leading whitespace?
I'm using ag.el as a front-end for the ag search utility. The results are displayed in a compilation buffer in the form <file>:<line>:<column>:<matching-text>. The matching-...
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Compilation problem in Emacs,
I am using Emacs 24.3.1. on Ubuntu.
I am trying use compile in emacs: (M-x compile), I choose my Makefile.
It answered me -*- mode: compilation; default-directory:"path" -*-
Compilation started at ...
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Source-Links in Compilation mode not working
I've been experimenting with M-x compile recently (I'm using it to start my node.js-project which will output a stack-trace if there is an error.
I get traces like this:
Error: Configuration ...
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How can I add a compilation error regex for node js?
I can't seem to get emacs to recognize node stacktraces. As you can see, I've added what I think is a valid regular expression to compilation-error-regex-alist and compilation-error-regex-alist-alist, ...
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How to enable "Entering Directory" matching in grep output?
I have a grep-like script that I run via M-x grep, that changes its working directory, but outputs make-like "Entering directory `/a/b/c/d'" messages (to keep emacs informed).
This has worked fine ...
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How to align grep output?
I use grep-mode for a set of files and wgrep (writable grep buffer) for editing them. The buffer usually looks like:
I want to find a way to change the view like this:
wgrep and compile-goto-error ...
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Smarter compile in emacs
I often got to work with projects organized as follows:
src/
include/
...
Makefile
Is there a way to teach emacs' "compile" function to always use that top-level Makefile regardless which file I'...
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Was compilation successful or not? [duplicate]
How do I find out if compilation was successful or not?
I would like to have a variable compilation-no-error set to true after successful compilation.
I looked at variables and functions starting ...
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How can I recenter grep or compile window on next error
On next-error in the grep or compilation window, I can use something like
(setq next-error-recenter 35)
to ensure that window displaying the match scrolls to show the whole match, as described in ...
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Enabling compilation-shell-minor-mode in GUD (for next-error)
I want to see stack trace lines highlighted in GUD and have next-error work there. That works for me if, after starting GUD (via M-x pdb) I enable compilation-shell-minor-mode.
However, if I do this:...