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(1) Add a feature that gives the option to redirect Bundle error messages to<br>either a tooltip, or a new document .<br>(2) Add a feature that allows you to click on a Bundle error message, and<br>see it automatically jump to the offending line in the original document.<br>
(i.e. error message at line 700). This could be done by providing an error<br>parser regex (perhaps bundle specific), so if the error regex matches, it<br>grabs the line number from the error output, and jumps to that specific line<br>
number in the original document, making it easier to edit the document!</blockquote><div><br></div><div>These features are already in TextMate. You can edit the bundle to redirect error messages to a file (if it is a shell command use 2</dev/null, etc). Unfortunately it isn't as easy as it could be to redirect stderr to a different place than stdout (like the output dropdown in the bundle editor) so this may not be feasible for you.</div>
<div><br></div><div>For number 2, the PHP bundle does it when you press validate and it detects an error. You can take a look at that bundle to see how they do it. The command is Validate (ctrl+shift+v) and it goes to the first line with an error.</div>
<div><br></div><div>Brandon</div>