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#39 let 'make-parser' see '-' as alphanumeric
The error/warning parser of the command execution
already sees the underscore as an alphanumeric
character, because a lot of filenames contain it. In my
projects, there are also a lot of files that contain a
dash. So i have added them to the list of
"alphanumerical" characters. Don't know if it's useful
but i thought i'd just submit it.
Also, the last part of the diff causes the parser to
only parse the filenames that are at the beginning of a
line (i got a lot of false positives in lines
containing ':' here).
Jelte
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I didn't want to globally add '-' to identifier characters,
so I've modified uerror.c so that '-' is allowed in names,
but only there.
False positives are a big problem. I should really have a
user defined regex for matching compiler errors.
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I didn't want to globally add '-' to identifier characters,
so I've modified uerror.c so that '-' is allowed in names,
but only there.
False positives are a big problem. I should really have a
user defined regex for matching compiler errors.
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yeah i understand and i agree with the problem of false
positives, i didn't think the patch would make it but i
submitted it so other people can use it too if they want. A
full-fledged RE is probably the best solution indeed. A
temporary one could be to have an optional list of matching
characters in .joerc.
Is something like this worth making a (optional) dependency
on something like regex.h?