[Gambas-user] Scripter Add --fromProject to scripter that will convert a project to a script

Bruce Steers bsteers4 at gmail.com
Thu Mar 4 20:43:56 CET 2021 

Sorry my friend I got distracted when I went to download the archive
unpacker from the farm and found my gtk3 gambas locking up.

I tried lol.
Got work now but will check it out later. 😊

Get the updates merged into master innit looks like lots of improvements.

BruceS

On Thu, 4 Mar 2021, 18:31 Brian G, <brian at westwoodsvcs.com> wrote:

> BruceS,
>
> To be clear, the version I sent is complete and does show line numbers.
> You should use it !
> The examples were actual output from scripter!
>
> "Failure is the key to success;
>  each mistake teaches us something"  .. Morihei Ueshiba
> Brian G
>
> ----- On Mar 4, 2021, at 10:18 AM, Brian <brian at westwoodsvcs.com> wrote:
>
> line numbers help me relate, so i add them to the listing.
> The version I set you shows line numbers.
> What I sent does all these things already. I is ready to be used!
>
> "Failure is the key to success;
>  each mistake teaches us something"  .. Morihei Ueshiba
> Brian G
>
> ----- On Mar 4, 2021, at 10:14 AM, Bruce Steers <bsteers4 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> Brilliant thank you Brian, that's going to be much better :)
>
> I gotta ask though how come your example output has line numbers?
> I've never seen line numbers before.
> I'd agree the output would be helpful if the line numbers of the
> constructed file show but i never found they did.
>
> Thanks again
> BruceS :)
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, 4 Mar 2021 at 17:48, Brian G <brian at westwoodsvcs.com> wrote:
>
>> Ok, here is what I have done so far,
>> The reason for the line of program as well as the error is that it is
>> possible the error is from class files and there can be more than one error
>>
>> -T option is terse
>> your script header looks like this:
>> #!/usr/bin/env -S gbs3 -T
>>
>> the output for terse looks like this
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>> # Gambas module file : MMain:11:36
>>    11*:Loop   ' should be do...loop until
>>                                                            ^ LOOP without
>> DO
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Without -T option looks like this:
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> # Gambas Project File 3.0
>> Title=Gambas Script
>> Startup=MMain
>> Vendor=Ordinary
>> Version=0.0.1
>> License=General Public License 2.0
>>
>> # Gambas module file : MMain:11:36
>>     1 :' Gambas module file
>>     2 :
>>     3 :
>>     4 :
>>     5 :
>>     6 :' #!/usr/bin/env -S gbs3 -c
>>     7 :'Auto Generated Script 03/01/2021 23:31:35.409
>>     8 :' Gambas module file
>>     9 :Public Sub Main()
>>    10 :Dim i As Integer = 0
>>    11*:Loop   ' should be do...loop until
>>                                           ^ LOOP without DO
>>    12 :  Inc i
>>    13 :  Print "Hello world"
>>    14 :
>>    15 :Until i > 20
>>    16 :End
>>    17 :
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> In include the latest dev version of scripter, you will need to make
>> install package and uninstall scripter and then install this version
>> It has been well test on my 60-70 scripts I use in my work flow. Should
>> be stable enough for most uses.
>> to go back just uninstall this version and reinstall from daily.
>> It has the -T option included.
>>
>>
>> "Failure is the key to success;
>>  each mistake teaches us something"  .. Morihei Ueshiba
>> Brian G
>>
>> ----- On Mar 4, 2021, at 8:02 AM, Bruce Steers <bsteers4 at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Sounds awesome, and like exactly what i said lol  :)
>>
>> could we Env the option too?
>> maybe if the scripter could do something like a simple ..
>>
>> bStopScriptPrinting = (Env["GB_SCRIPT_ERRORS_ONLY"] = "true")
>>
>> then we could set a system Env variable so i wouldn't have to add the arg
>> each time.
>>
>> Cheers Bri , that's the only thing i wasn't keen on with the scripter,
>> scrolling back through the terminal trying to find the error msg line.
>>
>> Wishing well
>> BruceS
>>
>> On Thu, 4 Mar 2021 at 15:21, Brian G <brian at westwoodsvcs.com> wrote:
>>
>>> How about if it just prints the one line in error, so you can identify
>>> it in your original script file.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Thanks
>>> Brian
>>> Wednesday, 03 March 2021, 10:05PM -08:00 from Bruce Steers
>>> bsteers4 at gmail.com:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, 4 Mar 2021 at 05:07, Brian G <brian at westwoodsvcs.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Right now it will only print warnings if select -w and verbose with -v,
>>> it prints the error and listing showing error., The errors are printed
>>> first and may come from more that one file being compiled.
>>> We could add an option to suppress the error listing of the error file
>>> -terse, or maybe the opposite --error-detailed
>>> The line numbers mean very little that are displayed in the error
>>> reports by the scripter without the listing of the file they are in. As
>>> again the there may be errors in more than one compiled file, or included
>>> file.
>>> Remember that classes are each a separate file to the compiler. As well
>>> as the include files.
>>>
>>> Any ideas what would work best?
>>>
>>> I'm not sure you understood me , i get the warnings/errors fine i just
>>> don't want the entire script printed on an error. the name will do
>>>
>>> I do not understand why it has to print the entire script on an error.
>>> It doesn't just print a "listing" It prints the module name and error
>>> position on the 1st line then prints the entire script out!
>>> if the script is long enough it goes beyond my terminal scroll limit.
>>> Seems erroneous (for my single script usage)
>>>
>>> On error i get something like the following message...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *MMain.module:6:12: error: Syntax error# Gambas Project File
>>> 3.0Title=Gambas ScriptStartup=MMain' Gambas module file' Gambas script
>>> filePublic Sub Main()Dim sBasesShell "dpkg-query --list linux*|grep
>>> \"generic\"|grep ii|awk '{print $2}" To sBases*
>>>
>>> *the rest of the script.....*
>>>
>>> The 1st line
>>> MMain.module:6:12: error: Syntax error
>>>
>>> tells me all I need to know, i'd like to not see the rest
>>> If is makes an alternative project file so the line numbers are
>>> different to my actual script then can it not print just the line in error.
>>>
>>> Was just a thought.
>>> All the best
>>> BruceS
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Brian
>>> Wednesday, 03 March 2021, 03:58PM -08:00 from Bruce Steers
>>> bsteers4 at gmail.com:
>>>
>>> Sounds like a good feature \uD83D\uDE42
>>>
>>> Is there an option (even a default setting maybe) to not print the
>>> script on failure just the error?
>>> Or could there be?
>>>
>>> On Wed, 3 Mar 2021, 23:47 Brian G, <brian at westwoodsvcs.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Is anyone interested in having a command line parameter that will allow
>>> to create a script from a project?
>>>
>>> gbs3 --FromProject ~/MyProjectIn ~/MyScriptOut
>>>
>>> --FromProject having the project directory as input and script path as
>>> output
>>>
>>> "Failure is the key to success;
>>>  each mistake teaches us something"  .. Morihei Ueshiba
>>> Brian G
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