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I know that you can make the terminal follow a file and jump to a line by printing something like: d:/folder/file.txt:5
That will jump to line 5.
But the compiler I'm writing an extension for prints things as: d:/folder/file.txt;5
Notice the ; instead of :
Is there a way to make it jump to line 5 even when using ; ?
Otherwise I'd like to request that it somehow integrates with the Problem Matcher that I've already defined to figure this out.
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I know that you can make the terminal follow a file and jump to a line by printing something like:
d:/folder/file.txt:5
That will jump to line 5.
But the compiler I'm writing an extension for prints things as:
d:/folder/file.txt;5
Notice the ; instead of :
Is there a way to make it jump to line 5 even when using ; ?
Otherwise I'd like to request that it somehow integrates with the Problem Matcher that I've already defined to figure this out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: