If you run "jsl -help:conf" it will print the default config file. All items in the "warnings" section are reported as warnings. The errors are (almost) always JavaScript syntactic errors coming from the SpiderMonkey JavaScript parser.
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If you run jsl with no args you see:
Error levels:
0 - Success
1 - JavaScript warnings
2 - Usage or configuration error
3 - JavaScript error
4 - File error
When you actually run jsl the warnings and errors are labeled things like:
lint warning
SyntaxError
warning
Is there a configuration setting to get the number version or is there a place to see all the possible labels and their mappings to the levels?
Thanks
Newer versions of jsl will print the version number if you run it without arguments:
JavaScript Lint 0.3.1 (JavaScript-C 1.5 2004-09-24)
If you run "jsl -help:conf" it will print the default config file. All items in the "warnings" section are reported as warnings. The errors are (almost) always JavaScript syntactic errors coming from the SpiderMonkey JavaScript parser.
Hope this helps.