[TextMate] commands and parsing output
Brian Lalor
blalor at bravo5.org
Thu Oct 7 14:38:19 UTC 2004
I'm trying to work up a command to call ant with for my Java bundle.
I'm confused by the dual-pane window that's displayed. The bottom
looks to be just the entire output of the command with line numbers in
the gutter. The top I just don't grok, however.
It may be that I'm completely missing the point of the command output
window; if so, please set me straight. :-)
Does the pattern matching expect every single line to match the
pattern? For example:
/path/to/file:1: error on line 1
/path/to/file:2: warning on line 2
"ant -emacs" has output like this:
>>>>begin
[...]
compile:
Compiling 1 source file to
/Users/blalor/devel/java/portal/ConsumerCustomCommands/build
/Users/blalor/devel/java/portal/ConsumerCustomCommands/src/com/
deltafaucet/portal/commands/profile/AprimoAccountListener.java:30:
cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class Foo
location: class
com.deltafaucet.portal.commands.profile.AprimoAccountListener
private static Foo bar = new Baz();
^
/Users/blalor/devel/java/portal/ConsumerCustomCommands/src/com/
deltafaucet/portal/commands/profile/AprimoAccountListener.java:30:
cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class Baz
location: class
com.deltafaucet.portal.commands.profile.AprimoAccountListener
private static Foo bar = new Baz();
^
<<<<end
I'm not sure what the command output window is trying to accomplish...
I've got my command set up like this:
Before running command: Save modified files in project
Command(s): ant -s build.xml -emacs
Standard input: None
Standard output: Show in separate window
Pattern: ^(/[^:]+):(\d+):(.*)$
Format string: $3
File register: 1
Line: 2
Column:
This causes the command window to look like this:
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I would expect that the top part of the window would only show the
lines that matched the regexp, at a minimum, but I really think it
should perhaps highlight the line, make it clickable (to jump to the
source), etc.
I think what's needed (for compiles, anyway) is to have the command
output displayed in a pane in the project window (say, at the bottom)
and display each line of output from the command. Each line that
matches the regexp should appear in a different color, and, if the
line, and possibly column, are given as registers, the top part of the
project window should jump to the line and file, leaving the lower pane
in place. I tend to keep my code windows up so that they take up most
of the screen real estate (especially with the project drawer open).
The command window really gets in the way. But I think it's a step in
the right direction, because I want to be able to jump to a line in the
file.
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