#257 double-click on warnings does nothing

[Oliver Stöneberg]

If you do a double-click on a warning in the compiler
message window, nothing happens. It used to open the
file at the line where the warning happened.

I am using 4.9.8.8 on Windows 2000 SP2.

[Colin Laplace]

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I couldn't reproduce the problem, double clicking on a warning
goes to the correct line here. Maybe you would have a
sample project to provide that we can try to reproduce the
problem ?

Thank you,
Colin

[Oliver Stöneberg]

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I will keep in it in mind and send you a sample the next
time I run into it.

[Marek Januszewski]

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I'm closing this one for now - if you find an example
project where it occurs - please reopen this bug report and
attach the project

[Oliver Stöneberg]

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Just put this into your code:

// #define TEST \ // printf("test");

It will give you the following warning (with -Wall):

1 C:\Dev-Cpp\Projects\test-dev\main.cpp:1
[Warning] multi-line comment

And if you double-click on it, it won't go there.

[Oliver Stöneberg]

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It seems to associate the warning with wrong line numbers,
because (in another project) it has "1" in the "Line"
column, but the real warning is in another line:

1 P:\project\dev\source\base\base\exbase.h:61
[Warning] multi-line comment