file_regex parse error

[facelessuser]

Try something more like this:

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(Compile Error:[\\w\\W]+)((?<=\\[).*?(?=\\;))\\;([0-9]+)\\;([0-9]+)

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Group 1 = (Compile Error:[\\w\\W]+)
Group 2 = ((?<=\\[).*?(?=\\;))
Group 3 = ([0-9]+)
Group 4 = ([0-9]+)

Edit: Don't forget to escape stuff; I didn't in my example here.
Edit2: Added escapes

[shagwana]

Tried it and it does not work

As I understand these groups they are;

Group 1 needs to be the file name of the file with the error
Group 2 needs to be the line number
Group 3 needs to be the char on that line
Group 4 needs to be the error message

Swapping them around does not work, as a matter of fact it causes the already working group 1 to 3 to not work any more.

[facelessuser]

Here I simplified the regex and fixed some issues related to brackets:

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(Compile Error:[\\w\\W]+)(?:\\n|\\r\\n)\\[(.*?)\\;([0-9]+)\\;([0-9]+)\\]

This is what it targeted:

test.jpg (39.05 KiB) Viewed 394 times

This is my replacement output

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group1: Compile Error: Missing type specifier
group2: C:/Users/user account/My Projects/Sandbox/Sublime Text 2 blitzmax plugin/Example bmx Source/CompileTest/TestProg2.bmx
group3: 3
group4: 16

[hibbelig]

I think you'll be out of luck with this error message. I think it's a shortcoming of the build system.

The build system expects you to provide a regex that matches the file name, line number, column number, and error message, in that order. But your compiler emits the error message first.

IWBNI either named groups (parentheses) were used (does this feature exist?) or the build system spec allowed you to specify which group matches the file name and so on. Since you have a real need for this, you might be successful if you submit a feature request at http://sublimetext.userecho.com/.

[facelessuser]

I think you'll be out of luck with this error message. I think it's a shortcoming of the build system.

The build system expects you to provide a regex that matches the file name, line number, column number, and error message, in that order. But your compiler emits the error message first.

IWBNI either named groups (parentheses) were used (does this feature exist?) or the build system spec allowed you to specify which group matches the file name and so on. Since you have a real need for this, you might be successful if you submit a feature request at http://sublimetext.userecho.com/.

Ahh. The missing puzzle piece. From looking at his regex, I assumed he was having a regex issue. But it appears that even with regex that can match what he wants, he is still out of luck. Thanks for the info; I haven't really used the this particular feature much.

[shagwana]

Aha, so that be the issue.

I guess a seperate 'file_regex', 'line_regex', 'column_regex' and 'error_regex' would do it as well.