[i] Do you mean pspad setting's|Highlighter settings ? [/i] Yes [i] (i) Did you manage to create multiple files with *.py extension. [/i] I created two files with *.py extension and put to different folders. First file was all time open in PSPad. Second file has the name and location as you wrote: C:\Dev\apps\nwktp2\MAC_primitives.py [i] (ii) Induce an error in one of files. (iii) Generate an error log an get pspad to go to the error file [/i] I don’t know python. I simulated the same error message using batch file. I created batch file demo.bat in the PSPad folder. This file contained only one line: @echo File "C:\Dev\apps\nwktp2\MAC_primitives.py", line 739 if self.CoordAddrMode == 2': This batch file was used as compiler. I run it with Ctrl+F9. This batch file generated identical error message to output window: File "C:\Dev\apps\nwktp2\MAC_primitives.py", line 739 if self.CoordAddrMode == 2': So this situation for LOG parser should be identical to yours, because output window has identical line. LOG parser only analyzes text line in output window, it doesn’t know about python or any other language or how text appeared in output window: by real compiler or by simulation with batch file (Author of PSPad can correct me if I am wrong). [i] Changed only 3 lines in python settings - compiler: What do you mean by the above statement... ? [/i] I mean that PSPad had the all default (original) settings, except 3 settings in: Settings / Highlighter settings / Python / Compiler [i] What is the intention of the above statement. according to pspad help documentation %PSPath% [/i] I created batch file in PSPad folder. Sorry if I confused you by this example. The same result will be if I create batch file e.g. in "C:\test\" folder and assign such path "C:\test\demo.bat" as compiler.
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