Re: [ jEdit-users ] G95 Fortran Error Patterns with Error List Plugin

[David B. (GMail-Singapore) <dav...@gm...>]

Jean-Baptiste,

Thank you very much for taking the time to reply.

Arjen in Norway gave me this solution:

Error Regexp: In file (.*):(\d+)\s*(.*)
Warning Regexp: Warning (.*)
Extra Lines Regexp: ((\w*Error:|\s{4})(.*))
Filename: $1
Line Number $2
Error Message: $3

Which works, but I will try your solution tonight. Again thanks for 
taking the time to post.


Regards,



David Baxendale
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Jean-Baptiste Faure wrote:
> Le Samedi 7 Avril 2007 07:02, David Baxendale a écrit :
>   
>>  Just recently made jEdit my main editor for coding and modeling work, and
>> I not sure how to code the error pattens for the G95 Fortran Compiler. The
>> G95 error messages are
>>
>>  In file rddelf.f:84
>>
>>        IFx (NFLDLN(NCASE) == 0) THEN
>>            1
>>  Error: Unexpected array reference at (1)
>>  In file rddelf.f:98
>>
>>        ENDIF
>>           1
>>  Error: Expecting END SUBROUTINE statement at (1)
>>  Process g95 exited with code 1
>>
>>  Once I get this to work and a few other things, then I'll post everything
>> to the jEdit and G95 Fortran  websites, so that other Fortran users can
>> move to jEdit.without much hassle.
>>     
>
> I did the following :
>
> - Error regexp : In file (.*):(\d+)\s*(.*)
> - Warning regexp : (.*):(\d+):\s*warning\s*(.*)
> - Extra lines regexp : (.*)
>
> and it works well for g95. 
> Be sure to clic the small key in ErrorList window in order to see the error 
> message when it has several lines.
>
> It seems g95 has two kinds of warning message, first kind is similar to error 
> message and the second has only one line. Warning regexp matches the second 
> kind although Extra lines regexp matches first kind and error messages.
>
> Example of first kind :
> In file toto.f90:834
>
>          type (profilAC) :: pAC
>                             1
> Warning (137): Variable 'pac' at (1) is never used and never set
>
> Example of second kind :
> toto:684: warning: ‘geometrie_section_MP_largeur.result’ may be used 
> uninitialized in this function
>
> You can try these error patterns by adding -Wall option to g95 command line.
>
> Best regards
>