Closed MystPi closed 9 months ago
First off, this library has been a huge help to me and I'm very thankful for it!
I have recently discovered a bug in errors spanning multiple lines. Here is an example:
pub fn main() { let test_str = "if (let x = 1 y = 2 z = 3 in x) 1 else 2" hug.error( test_str, in: "test", from: #(1, 5), to: #(2, 23), message: "invalid syntax", hint: "blah", ) |> io.println }
This is the output:
error: invalid syntax ┌─ test:1:5 │ 1 │ if (let │ ~~~ 2 │ x = 1 y = 2 z = 3 in x) 1 else 2 │ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ │ ? blah
The issue is that the red underline should stop after the closing ), according to the error position given. Like this:
)
error: invalid syntax ┌─ test:1:5 │ 1 │ if (let │ ~~~ 2 │ x = 1 y = 2 z = 3 in x) 1 else 2 │ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ │ ? blah
However, the underline continues to the end of the second line, regardless of when it is supposed to stop.
I am wondering if this is a bug in the library or a problem on my end? I am using the latest available version of hug: 0.1.1.
0.1.1
First off, this library has been a huge help to me and I'm very thankful for it!
I have recently discovered a bug in errors spanning multiple lines. Here is an example:
This is the output:
The issue is that the red underline should stop after the closing
)
, according to the error position given. Like this:However, the underline continues to the end of the second line, regardless of when it is supposed to stop.
I am wondering if this is a bug in the library or a problem on my end? I am using the latest available version of hug:
0.1.1
.