"A commands return code can be used to momentarily change the output option set for that command"
This doesn't seem to work as advertised.
For example for my syntax checker what I want is to 'Show as HTML' when errors are detected, and 'Show as Tooltip' when everything is fine.
It seems when the 'Output' option in the bundle editor is set to 'Show as HTML', that is what happens no matter what exit code the tool uses.
When I set the 'Output' option to 'Discard', the exit code does seem to be honored, but there is no exit code that for 'Show as HTML'!
Am I missing something?
Gerd
On 25/10/2005, at 19.12, Gerd Knops wrote:
"A commands return code can be used to momentarily change the output option set for that command"
This doesn't seem to work as advertised.
I should probably have made it explicit, but since the HTML output opens its window before the command exits, there's no way to abort that via the return code. You can close the window using JavaScript, but of course then you'll see a flash, as it quickly opens and closes.
There's a closeWindow bash function in TM_SUPPORT_PATH/lib/html.sh which can be used.
[...] When I set the 'Output' option to 'Discard', the exit code does seem to be honored, but there is no exit code that for 'Show as HTML'!
That's only because it hasn't been added yet — HTML output is different, because of the interplay with the WebKit (for incremental rendering), and thus, a tad more complicated to just switch to.
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