lines in which the error occurred aren't marked?

[nikitadizhur]

In user manual is written:

but they are not?



Are there some conditions on which markdown is shown?

[yosefraisman]

@nikitadizhur Did you choose the project from the drop-down menu as the guide requested? link

[nikitadizhur]

@yosefraisman, yes

[yosefraisman]

@nikitadizhur Could you screenshot the Markers view? got to Window->Show View->Other... then pick Markers

[nikitadizhur]

Here there are:

[yosefraisman]

Thank you, we are trying to replicate the problem in our machines!

[yosefraisman]

We couldn't replicate the problem, everything works fine in our side. Could you send an archive of your project? make sure you are using the latest version of Eclipse as well.

[yosefraisman]

Wait, did you click the BugQuery icon above the console or initiated the app in a different way (like pressing ctrl+6)? we can't generate markers until you run a query.

[nikitadizhur]

BugQueryTest.zip

[nikitadizhur]

@ yosefraisman it happens even after I run query by clicking the BugQuery icon above the console

[mdoron]

@nikitadizhur We downloaded your project and runned our plugin. It seems fine on our machines. Be sure you are doing the following steps (as written in our user manual):

1. Open the project.
2. Choose the project in the BugQuery -> Choose project... -> menu
3. Press the BugQuery button or press the combination Ctrl+6

[yosefraisman]

They still don't show in the markers view too?

[nikitadizhur]

@yosefraisman, @mdoron now it shows like that:

[yosefraisman]

Looks like it's working. Why do you think it didn't work initially?

[nikitadizhur]

Maybe because of multiple warnings in the line.

but anyway, it isn't showing "BugQuery has a solution for this problem..." or something like that

[yosefraisman]

Double click the marker, nothing pops up?

[nikitadizhur]

yes, my bad, I didn't know that you have to click on it. then you can say that problem is solved, somehow

[yosefraisman]

Great, thank you.