Lahey Fortran Regular Expression

[E Programmer]

Hi
I need help identifying the line number where an error or warning occured

Sample:

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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 4629, file e:\dash\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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WARNING -- INTEGER scalar (IRETURN) is set but never used.

With Lines Regex: ^Line [0-9]+,
and Filename Regex: file e:\[a-z\]+.f90

I go to the correct filename, but always to line 90. Like it's using the filename as the line number.

O great, Zeus guru, what do i do?

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[jussij]

Based on the same error output I created these expressions and they seemed to work fine:

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Lines:
^Line [0-9]+

Files:
file e:\[a-z\]+.f90

Errors:
^Line [0-9]+, file

NOTE: The expressions above contain white space and for the expressions to work the white space must be maintained.

Cheers Jussi

[jussij]

I tried these expressions and they also seemed to work:

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Lines:
^Line [0-9]+

Errors:
^Line [0-9]+, file

In this case Zeus will use the default file name regular expressions for the file name.

I think these are the set of expressions you should try first off.

Cheers Jussi

[E Programmer]

Both suggested solutions worked if I double clicked on the error line number

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Line 311, file e:\dash\dash.f90

But if I clicked on the Error or Warning line, it went to line 90.
It also when to line 90, when I used previous and next compile error in the tool bar.

Remember the filename is f90. If I change the filename to .for and force the compile to assume the file is Fortran 90 code, it works fine.

[Guest]

But if I clicked on the Error or Warning line, it went to line 90

This happens because the default warning regular expression is identifying this line:

WARNING -- INTEGER scalar (IRETURN) is set but never used.

as a waring (ie it is green). But the line contains no file or line number information so all Zeus can do is load the file that was compiled. I am not exactly sure why it is going to line 90

But to stop Zeus from doing this all you need to do is stop the line from being identified as a warning. Changing the warning regexp to something like zzzzz would do the trick

It also when to line 90, when I used previous and next compile error in the tool bar

I could not replicate this error

In an attempt to replicate this bug I ran the following test:

Step 1: Create a dummy d:\temp\errors.txt file containing the following text:

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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 1, file d:\temp\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 2, file d:\temp\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 3, file d:\temp\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 5, file d:\temp\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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WARNING -- INTEGER scalar (IRETURN) is set but never used.

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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 1, file e:\dash\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 2, file e:\dash\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
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Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 3, file e:\dash\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
                                            |
Compiling program unit STATCALC at line 4573.
Line 5, file e:\dash\dash.f90
      call screenmenu('RETURN to Main Menu',iReturn)
                                            |
WARNING -- INTEGER scalar (IRETURN) is set but never used.

Step 2: Create a dummy d:\temp\dash.f90 file containing at least 6 lines of text.
Step 3: Options, Properties to bring up the document type for the d:\temp\dash.f90 file.
Step 4: Set the compiler command to be type d:\temp\errors.txt
Step 5: Setup the line and error regexp as before
Step 6: Set the warnign regexp to zzzz

When I compile the d:\temp\dash.f90 I get the compiler screen with the 5 dummy errors. If I then use the next/previous error toobar buttons Zeus quite happily moves between the errors at the lines 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

Jussi

[E Programmer]

Using the Error regex

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^Line

Hilights the errors (and warnings)
Goes to the correct line

BUT, the message at the bottom of the screen displays the Line information rather than the error information. I can live with that but would prefer to see the error info below.

[jussij]

BUT, the message at the bottom of the screen displays the Line information rather than the error information.

It looks like there needs to be a new compiler check box option, something like Compiler error message spans current and next lines. This new option would concatenation the error line and the text from the next line and display the concatenated text in the status bar.

Jussi