On 12-07-18 09:23 PM, Laszlo Nagy wrote:
This is not clear if the compiler actually does not run or if it runs
and takes a long time and then gives an error?
What error (if any) do you get from python?
Try if it will run a "hello world" python program located in the same
place as the compiler, see if the -vv option provides any info.
Thank you.
The compiler did run (I could see it in the task manager) but it was not
exiting for a minute or so. After I restarted my computer, everything
started to work as expected. (Not sure why.)
I read GNU coding standards:
http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/standards.html#Errors
I can make my custom compiler use these kind of messages:
sourcefile:line1.column1-line2.column2: message
Here are some more questions:
* The above format cannot be used under windows, because the source
file name can have a colon in it. (E.g. C:\temp\text.txt:12:14). I
really want to use absolute file names, because the compiler that I
write is able to read source files from different drives
automatically, and because the files are organized in packages (so
two file can have the same name if they are in different packages).
How to overcome that problem?
* Unfortunately, the message can also contain a colon. What to do with
that?
* How to distinguish errors from warnings? I was reading the
[build-menu] but I could only find some examples. It was not clear
how to do it.
You can write a regex for what you need in the "Error regular
expression" text box in the Build Commands configuration. I think you
can also store the regexp in the `filetype.yourlanguage` file.
Docs:
http://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#build-menu-configuration
Cheers,
Matthew Brush
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