Re: Compile error list

[Stuart Rowe <rowestu@xxxxxxxxx>]

It is nice to have.  If you check the "remove when addressed" (or something
-- not looking at it now) it'll actually remove all the handled errors so
when you get it down to none, whoo hoo!  (no, no fireworks or anything).

You know next to the right scrollbar in the editor is a blank space -- if
you click around in it you can jump to "there" in your program. When editing
Java, it has little red blobs where the errors are.  That'd be cool for RPG
too.

It'd be ultra cool if that error list would not steal my focus when I edit
the line that contains the error!

Stu



On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 10:49, David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> This feature is really great.
>
> I love the way a little check mark gets put against the message when the
> error has been corrected. And for cleaning up all those RNF7031's. They are
> so easy to find. The deleted source lines also show up in the error list
> with a 'X' in red.
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