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I’m unsure about the %t format specifier in Vim’s quickfix list. How does it affect the behavior/display of the quickfix buffer? I tried to find it out with the following test file: $ cat test.out foo Error 1 foo.h foobar bar Error 2 foo.h foobar foobar Warning 3 foo.h foobar barfoo Warning 4 foo.h foobar And the following errorformat first: set errorformat+=%.%#%*\\s%.%#%*\\s%l\ %f%*\\s%m With this errorformat in place I can use :cgetfile test.out and jump to the line numbers in foo.h , but with the following errorformat : set errorformat+=%.%#%*\\s%t%.%#%*\\s%l\ %f%*\\s%m All that has changed is that now I see some spaces after the line numbers in the quickfix buffer, e.g. I see (two spaces after the 1) foo.h|1 | foobar instead of foo.h|1| foobar So I have two questions: What is wrong with my errorformat ? What should I see if the error type could be extracted?
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