[Gambas-user] gbs web application debugging - find line numbers?

[Joshua Higgins]

I'm using Gambas 2 (Ubuntu packaging for Intrepid) and

gbw2 -c -v marking_grid_course.adp > source.txt

works great. Its easy to find the line numbers sending it to a file and
opening it in, e.g. mousepad.

2009/8/5 Benoît Minisini <gambas at ...1...>

> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm building a web application, but its currently a pain to debug the
> > scripts. Everything is working fine (Apache and etc) and file permissions
> > are okay, but a pesky line in my script is throwing a file not found
> error,
> > and I cannot find which one. This is the output catched in apache's
> > error.log
> >
> > MMain._PrintPage.45: #45: File or directory does not exist
> > 0: MMain._PrintPage.45
> > 1: MMain.Main.6
> >
> > How do I find out which line number is the offending line? 45 and 6 don't
> > relate to any lines in my script file.
> >
> > Thanks.
>
> Mmm, it is not practical.
>
> You can do that to see the generated code:
>
> $ gbs3 -v -c /path/to/my/page
>
> It will verbosely recompile the page.
>
> Then you may be able to find the line #45 in the _PrintPage generated
> function.
>
> A better solution should be found. Maybe some sort of annotation inside the
> generated code, so that you can get the line number of the original file
> inside the error message... I don't know at the moment.
>
> Regards,
>
> --
> Benoît
>
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