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In searching the forum, it appears I am not the first to discover that the regex I've written to match a multi-line compiler error message does not enable me to jump to the line with the error.

That is, this regex:

^URL: file:///([A-Z]:.+)\/(.+)\nLine:( *)([0-9]+)\nColumn: ([0-9]+)$

is designed for an error message along these lines:

Error occurred while parsing document.
Code: 0xc00ce504
URL: file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/sperbergr/My%20Documents/test/a-file.xml
Line: 300
Column: 25
A name was started with an invalid character.

Double-clicking the third line jumps me to the right file (with another tool, the full path worked; here, for some reason I can only get it to work if I supply just the file name, sans path). But I'm brought only to the first column on the first line, not to the right line.

(The registers are set to file:2, line:4, column:5.)

I haven't been able to discover any definitive statement -- neither "this is how to do this" nor "sorry, it can't be done."

Anyone able to say for certain one way or the other?

Thanks,

Roger Sperberg

Just an idea: Maybe it is possible to write a Macro using the Goto Function? ([Ctrl]+[G])?