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I am sorry. I was wrong. Project has higher priority than file on the disk.
I will change logic. If log parser will return file include path, PSPad will
open this file if possible.
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Is there any way you could make it slightly more complex? My issue is that the
compile is returning a relative path (not a full one), eg
mysubdir/network.c:482:4 error: expected ';'
but if there's another file earlier in the project (say anothersubdir/network.c
) it's _that_ file that opens when I double-click; I guess you're matching just
the leaf name and stopping at that point?
Is there a way that you could parse the entire project for the "best match", if
you like? So (in pseudocode) something like this:
bestMatchpos=len(logFileName)
bestMatchFN="notfound"
while (fn=getnextfilename()) {
// can we match the whole search string to the RHS of the project filename's
path?
if (substr(fn, len(fn)-len(logFileName))==logFileName) {
return fn
}
// is it a better match than the last one?
matchPos=positionOfLastMatchingSlash(logFileName, fn)
if (matchPos < bestMatchPos) {
bestMatchFN=fn
bestMatchPos=noMatchPos
}
return bestMatchFN
}
function positionOfLastMatchingSlash(string s1, string s2) {
i=len(s1)
j=len(s2)
lastsl=i
while (i > 0 && j > 0) {
if (h[j]!=n[i] && !((h[j]==char(92) || h[j]=='/') &&
(n[i]==char(92) ||
n[i]=='/'))) {
// it's neither the same char nor a slash
break;
}
if (h[j]=='/' || h[j]==char(92))
// we've matched a slash, so we've matched up to this node
lastsl=i
}
i--;
j--;
}
// so now we should have the position of the last slash that matched
return lastsl;
}
Obviously it's not tested and apologies that indents don't come out, but
hopefully it gives you the gist of what I mean.
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