Eclipse CDT error parser for external tool

[ups_genius]

Hi everyone!

I created an error parser using the existing CDT stuff by basically
copying some of the GNU / make / ... error parsers' code. I also added
the extension point for the new error parser, and by debugging I see,
that when activated, the new error parser is actually used to parse
the regular build output.

The reason for writing this error parser though was to parse the
output produced by a batch file, run as "external tool". And this is
what does not work. The batch output is written to what seems to be
another "instance" of the console than the regular make/build output.
And the output to this console is not parsed by any of the error
parsers.

Can anyone tell me how to run the error parser on this output? It does
not necessarily have to be in the way I tried it so far, any solution
would be helpful.

By the way: Is there maybe already a plugin that provides a
configurable output/error parser (e.g. like in textpad: regex for
error output is configurable per "external tool")

Thanks in advance,
Christian

[Jack Klein]

On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:56:31 -0800, up********@gmx. net wrote in
comp.lang.c:

Hi everyone!

I created an error parser using the existing CDT stuff by basically
copying some of the GNU / make / ... error parsers' code. I also added
the extension point for the new error parser, and by debugging I see,
that when activated, the new error parser is actually used to parse
the regular build output.

The reason for writing this error parser though was to parse the
output produced by a batch file, run as "external tool". And this is
what does not work. The batch output is written to what seems to be
another "instance" of the console than the regular make/build output.
And the output to this console is not parsed by any of the error
parsers.

Can anyone tell me how to run the error parser on this output? It does
not necessarily have to be in the way I tried it so far, any solution
would be helpful.

By the way: Is there maybe already a plugin that provides a
configurable output/error parser (e.g. like in textpad: regex for
error output is configurable per "external tool")

And what is your question about the C programming language?

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[ups_genius]

On 6 Nov., 05:21, Jack Klein <jackkl...@spam cop.netwrote:

On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:56:31 -0800, ups_gen...@gmx. net wrote in
comp.lang.c:

Hi everyone!

I created an error parser using the existing CDT stuff by basically
copying some of the GNU / make / ... error parsers' code. I also added
the extension point for the new error parser, and by debugging I see,
that when activated, the new error parser is actually used to parse
the regular build output.

The reason for writing this error parser though was to parse the
output produced by a batch file, run as "external tool". And this is
what does not work. The batch output is written to what seems to be
another "instance" of the console than the regular make/build output.
And the output to this console is not parsed by any of the error
parsers.

Can anyone tell me how to run the error parser on this output? It does
not necessarily have to be in the way I tried it so far, any solution
would be helpful.

By the way: Is there maybe already a plugin that provides a
configurable output/error parser (e.g. like in textpad: regex for
error output is configurable per "external tool")

And what is your question about the C programming language?

--
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You might want to check this group to see that there have already been
some questions about Eclipse here. And since the question is connected
to _CDT_ as I mentioned, I do not think that I am completely wrong...

But if there is a tools.eclipse.m yproblem group (which I have not
found so far) please feel free to let me know.

Chris

[santosh]

On Tuesday 06 Nov 2007 2:01 pm up********@gmx. net < up********@gmx. net>
wrote in article
<11************ **********@57g2 000hsv.googlegr oups.com>:

On 6 Nov., 05:21, Jack Klein <jackkl...@spam cop.netwrote:

>On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:56:31 -0800, ups_gen...@gmx. net wrote in
comp.lang.c:

Hi everyone!

I created an error parser using the existing CDT stuff

<snip>

>And what is your question about the C programming language?

You might want to check this group to see that there have already been
some questions about Eclipse here. And since the question is connected
to _CDT_ as I mentioned, I do not think that I am completely wrong...

But if there is a tools.eclipse.m yproblem group (which I have not
found so far) please feel free to let me know.

What about the Eclipse newsgroups?

<http://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/>