Explicitly specify commands that trigger opening the lists. #93
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Friendly ping, can this be please be merged? |
The previous code was simpler, but assumed that every time QuickFixCmdPost is fired, it's because of built in commands. However, I ran into an issue where the vim-spellcheck plugin manually fires a QuickFixCmdPost event with the name 'lspell', and it was recognized by vim-qf as a trigger to open the location list, which was annoying.
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This looks good. Sad that we have to do it. |
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The previous code was simpler, but assumed that every time
QuickFixCmdPost is fired, it's because of built in commands. However, I
ran into an issue where the vim-spellcheck plugin manually fires a
QuickFixCmdPost event with the name 'lspell', and it was recognized by
vim-qf as a trigger to open the location list, which was annoying.