>>>>> "NC" == Nicholas Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
NC> I'm assuming that for performance reasons a parser-beast written in C would
NC> have code to do this conditionally compiled (like the -DDEBUGGING stuff)
NC> so that serious production perl wouldn't have the slowdown, but the perl
NC> you embed in your favourite editor would. It could even tell you the
NC> precise character (rather than line number) that it barfed on. It could
NC> run perl -c on your script without it ever leaving your editor's buffer.
NC> Not sure how you get such information back out from the API, but I suspect
NC> that making it possible to do this would need some new hooks in the API.
If I understood some of the earlier discussion. All of the
intermediate pieces/work product are supposed to be well defined
(i.e. part of the API)
So having line and offset information available in the output could be
made available.
<chaim>
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