This is my naive attempt at solving #1136. It works for me (not heavily tested
yet), but I’m not sure if it’s a good idea. I would appreciate any feedback.
Geany’s message window is sort of detached from the editor. In general, it’s
just lines of text that are not parsed or associated with the f
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ef3702c Forget line shifts in message window on document (re)load
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I guess it depends on the language you are using and how it works, but for me
(in C++) after the first few errors too many are consequential errors (things
that are only wrong because of a previous error). So going beyond the first
few errors is unproductive anyway, better to re-compile and see
@elextr In my experience, it is not so in Python. Firstly, there’s Find in
Files, which is very important in refactoring — probably more so than in C++,
because you can’t just break things and expect the compiler to point out the
places to fix. Secondly, compiler errors usually don’t come from a
@vfaronov I admit my Python is mostly small changes to a large application, or
test harnesses for the C++. So I don't use much in the way of Python-Ninja
tools :)
I think Scintilla has a way of adding per-line data, maybe that will help,
though it may be only for lexers, not sure.
Certainly i
Also corner case questions, what do you do if the line the message references
is deleted, or combined with another line or moved to a totally different place
in the file?
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> Certainly if the change is simple and the overhead is small then its a more
> attractive change.
No, unfortunately, that change would be more complex, although its runtime
overhead would be smaller.
Given the lack of interest in this issue, it does seem that brittle or complex
solutions are
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