On Jan 23, 2012, at 1:04 AM, Gerd Knops <gerti-textmate(a)bitart.com> wrote: Have you considered bringing back something like TextMate 1.0’s simple output system where user supplied the pattern to match warnings/errors and then TextMate showed this in a list (I still remember you being upset when I removed this stuff ;) )? Mainly what I want to achieve (this time) is having ⌘1-n to go to the n’th error/warning. I do this all the time with Find in Folder, i.e. ⇧⌘F → enter text → ↩ → ⌘1 and boom! at the desired place in the source¹, and it feels very efficient and I miss this short when I see build errors, though the experience feels very close to doing searches, so much that I am thinking that the results view from Find in Folder could actually be re-used more or less as-is (speaking visually) for command output. ¹ I have a convention where I always call functions by following the name directly with the opening parenthesis, but when I declare it, it’s always separated by one space. This means if I want to go to the declaration of `some_function` I can simply search for `some_function ` and it’ll be found without the noise of all the calls to `some_function`. I believe this (and other) simple conventions are part of the reason why I never got into ctags.