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Okay, I'm underway. Must be the double-click response - maybe there's a shortcut key .... Okay, it's f-4, issue retired.

zarfDLL.c(103) : Error: invalid simple type name destructor is exactly the syntax I am trying to captue. Filename(line number) - enable hyper-jumps, in this example on line 103 of file zarfDLL.c an error is being reported "invalid simple type name destructor" As for the other two matters, the name ...

Okay, I have tried: * ^[^0-9]+(\([0-9]+\) * ^([a-z0-9]+\.[c])\(([0-9]+)\) * ^([a-z0-9]+\.[ch])(\([0-9]+\)) * Here's a corrected version of your regex: * ^([^(]+)\(([0-9]+)\) Those are directly from using the comments field in the source file as a fast short buffer. I have tried all of the above and ...

Okay, I think I grasp what is going on. Attempted a rewrite which I will try both this and what you posted. The first capture is any allowable filename under win, but the compiler only recognize dot c and dot cpp ( or h && hxx ) so the approach I took was first group is anything not opening paren in ...

Evil Bob wrote:It looks like you are trying to capture the code inside the parenthesis.

Yes, but I have no idea how these compiler jumps work so I was guessing....

Not a good idea to do that.

I'm afraid I don't entirely understand your message. Please use simple language and leave out the obscurities. sorry, seemed pretty simple to me - re for jump to line on compiler diagnostic - first code block is a line I took as "typical" What are the Registers: File: 1 Line: 2 ? ... I have no idea ...

what would be your alternative eitor?

zarfDLL.c(103) : Error: invalid simple type name destructor not proficient at re's - this is a typical for my compiler, need to focus on what I am working on .... will try a regex to capture line number to show some work: ^[:alnum:]+\.[:alnum:][(]\([:digit:]+\) That's the best I can do, it does not ...

I gave up totally on trying to use packages ( Java ) under tp, that is usually what this is. I set my build to place class files where Arachnophilia places them, and have had some improvement in the runtime finding classes but what it gets to is that Java considers forward slash + back slash + dot ...

Vista?

You know, I have thought about this: The only reason I have not done anything is most of what I see in Java either altready in the libs or is built by vendor like a venus fly trap to sell more shell hooks. If one could design a log format, writing a scanner to sift the logs would be possibly a one ...

trying to run java from the command line is vexing at best, it is extremely good that tp has made a way to get the registry entries - it seems that the env_vars stuff was really designed by and intended for the Mighty Penguin. This exam in one day is someting that takes a while to learn how to avoid ...

http://www.sun.com/download/index.jsp?c ... ubcat=Java

Earler versions are smaller to download, I use them. Later versions are bulky and gain no improvement on the basics, which is where the real learning is.

After seconding Steve's caveat, I note that Java natively writes UTF-16 or so I think it does. The definition of UTF-8 / UTF-16 provides a fallback vector that should allow some progress in this direction but Unihan is fraught with nasty areas due to commercial implementations not complying with ...

picture is painted then we setBackground, must happen other way probably.

Set background, draw picture. Should happen that way anyway.