Method LineError

source/script.cpp:12766–12795

}

ResultType Line::LineError(LPCTSTR aErrorText, ResultType aErrorType, LPCTSTR aExtraInfo)
{
	ASSERT(aErrorText);
	if (!aExtraInfo)
		aExtraInfo = _T("");

	if (g_script.mIsReadyToExecute)
	{
		return g_script.RuntimeError(aErrorText, aExtraInfo, aErrorType, this);
	}

	if (g_script.mErrorStdOut && aErrorType != WARN)
	{
		// JdeB said:
		// Just tested it in Textpad, Crimson and Scite. they all recognise the output and jump
		// to the Line containing the error when you double click the error line in the output
		// window (like it works in C++).  Had to change the format of the line to: 
		// printf("%s (%d) : ==> %s: \n%s \n%s\n",szInclude, nAutScriptLine, szText, szScriptLine, szOutput2 );
		// MY: Full filename is required, even if it's the main file, because some editors (EditPlus)
		// seem to rely on that to determine which file and line number to jump to when the user double-clicks
		// the error message in the output window.
		// v1.0.47: Added a space before the colon as originally intended.  Toralf said, "With this minor
		// change the error lexer of Scite recognizes this line as a Microsoft error message and it can be
		// used to jump to that line."
		g_script.PrintErrorStdOut(aErrorText, aExtraInfo, mFileIndex, mLineNumber);
		return FAIL;
	}

	return g_script.ShowError(aErrorText, aErrorType, aExtraInfo, this);
}

ResultType Script::RuntimeError(LPCTSTR aErrorText, LPCTSTR aExtraInfo, ResultType aErrorType, Line *aLine, Object *aPrototype)
{