line/column in commands are like random numbers

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#5 line/column in commands are like random numbers

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Updated: 2008-08-20

Created: 2008-08-10

Creator: Manfred Hantschel

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the parser does not start in the correct line and column, this all the error messages point to an invalid location

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Manfred Hantschel - 2008-08-20

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Manfred Hantschel - 2008-08-20

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that not really a problem, because the benefit is minimal

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Manfred Hantschel - 2008-08-20

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invalid comment...wrong bug

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Manfred Hantschel - 2008-08-20

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Manfred Hantschel - 2008-08-20

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the line and column number are a lot better now but there are still some problems:

* in some cases the column is one token ahead. this is a general problem and i'm not sure how to address it
* if the statement looks like this ${print: foobar} and foobar has an error the column value is on the whitespace
* generally each possible error must be targeted by a test-case to check the result

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