Le mercredi, 22 jan 2003, à 15:46 Europe/Paris, Christian Sell a écrit :
1. unknown core tags are simply ignored, the body is evaluated and the tag is written to stdout. Shouldnt there better be an exception instead?I think this may already be a bug. If not, it >>HAS TO<< to be one.
I do believe that anything in a given namespace should be provided by the tag-library which should in most of the cases throw an error.
2. error messages (e.g., when exceptions occur) are written in a format that shows the line information at the very end of a usually rather long line. Shouldnt this better be something likeI think the official format. That of javac at least, should be
file.jelly [22:3] - some error occurred
or at least easily configurable.
file.jelly:linenum: comment
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or (that of jikes)
file.jelly:linenum:colnum: comment
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Also, it would be nice that error reporting doesn't always include a stacktrace, for example it could be an option of the Jelly command-line class. It would make things somewhat more compact and would help us detect possibly extraneous output...
Paul
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