Sorry i forgot to mention.
- WinXP Prof.
- jEdit 4.3pre16
- Java 1.6.0_13
- ErrorList 1.7

It never has functioned. I have made a new install on my laptop:
1 installed Java 6 Update 13
2 installed jEdit 4.3pre16
3 installed conole toegether with the plugins automatically installed with it
4 - tested behavior
===> nothing changed. there is always a new file opend and the cursor is set to line 1 ...

I have also deleted the setting directory and nothing happened

Maybe it is important to say that the compiler that is called is not called in my batch-file but in an other one that is not in the project directory. i don't know do i have to set any path variables??

Thanks!

Maybe, the ErrorList shows "/" instead of "\" as path-separator?

Could you somewhere upload a screenshot of what ErrorList is showing?

-- Axel

The root node of error list shows the filename, witch should be shown with full path. Is this the case for You (and is the path correct)?

The path and filename are extracted from the console output of Your compiler by the console plugin using the configured error patterns. I believe console is starting with the first defined set of error patterns, and tries the next ones until a pattern matches the programs output.

So, You have to check, what Your compiler is writing to console and witch error pattern matches. Maybe You have to re-order the pattern sets or to create a new one for Your specific program. See Plugin Options -> Console -> Error Patterns.

Robert

thank you all for your comments.
i have to mention that i am not familiar with req-expressions. maybe you can help me.

you can download a screenshot where you can see the console-output, the error-list, the console-settings for error patterns, the file with the error (line 4755) and the projekt folder at
http://www.load.to/kUOlgcKiSc/jedit_-_console_-_error-list.bmp

Bye the way, your error patterns show "VHDL" - Do you use VHDL with jEdit?

-Axel

The screenshot shows the problem: the two pathes are different:

1) d:\Working Repositories\SNMP\src\snmp.c

2) d:\Working Repositories\SNMP\c\snmp.c

("c" instead of "src")


1) is the right path of your file;

2) is the wrong path, but ErrorConsole believes it to be the right one.

Now, how to fix it: As far as I know, there is no "path" variable for such things. Your console window shows _relative_ paths, like:

.\c\snmp.c

instead of:

.\src\snmp.c

Can you change the content or directory of your batch files such that the console window shows ".\src\snmp.c" ?

--Axel
(Germany)

you are right the path do not match.

no i am not able to change the path in the console. i think it is better to describe in detail:

there is a projekt structure (a collection of files) that my collegue works with. so i have copied the whole directory tree onto my pc. now i have to implement a single feature. so i have build a project with jedit and handle it with mercurial. in the repository there are all my files including the batch file. in the batch file i copy my source file into the directory tree of my collegue. then i call within my batch-file a batch-file from my colleque which is in his directory tree. additionally the compiler he calls is in another directory of his directory tree. so the output what i have not recognized is based on the copy of my file in the directory tree of my colleque an not on the one in my projekt folder resp. repository. so the paths will not match.

i hope you have understood. if not please ask.

is there a solution for my problem at all?
i don't want to put the files of my colleque under the projekt and mercurial handling because i am not responsible for them and this is
work that costs to much time and is senseless.

thank you

This could work (bad work-around):

Goto Plugins > Console > Error Patterns > Generic

Backup (on paper?) "Error Regexp"-Entry and "Filename"-Entry.

Replace ErrorRegexp by:

( ? : \s* \.\\c)( [ ^ : ]+? ) : ( \d+ ):\s*( .+)

Remove all spaces in the above!
[Unfortunatly, this forum replaces some strings by smilies...]

and

Filename by:

.\\src\\$1

PRESS "TEST/COMMIT" !!

-Axel

I have to thank you a lot!!! :-)
This works fine!
Thanks for your support!!!

Maybe you or somebody else can tell me where in the internet i can find a good intro to regexp for beginners and so on in order to understand what you've answered me.

Again thank you!!!

Glad to hear it.

RegExp

Tutorial:

* I don't know; jEdit's help shows help on RegExp

* Maybe, wikipedia gives usefull links

Reference:

http://www.perl.com/doc/manual/html/pod/perlre.html

(There are different smells of RegExp Syntax; for example, Perl-RegExp syntax is a little different from Ruby's RegExp syntax; don't know, what it is about jEdit RegExp syntax.)

Very good tool (but you need to learn how to work with it...):
"The Regex Coach".

BTW, do you use VHDL with jEdit?

--Axel

Thanks for the links. The next weekend i have time i will have a look at it.

No i don't use VHDL, sorry.
Why do you ask??

I saw in your screenshot the errorpatterns for VHDL.
I'm using jEdit for VHDL and would have liked to share experiences (for example, mode file).

Have a nice day

Axel