Closed gengliangwang closed 10 years ago
Works absolutely fine for me with the latest rinari from source or MELPA. Which versions of rails / ruby / rinari / emacs do you have?
(I've just tagged a fresh stable version - 2.11 - so when MELPA Stable builds a fresh package, that should work nicely too.)
I'll go ahead and close this issue: if you can reproduce it with the latest code from git or MELPA, feel free to reopen it.
Hi purcell, thanks. The rinari/emacs I am using is up-to-date, however the project I am working on is using ruby 1.9.3, so I the backtrace was bad. I tried with ruby 2.1.1 and it works. I am wondering how to make it work for ruby of older version. I might try writing a fix :)
How was the backtrace different? When I compared the one you pasted above with the one I saw in testing (with Ruby 2.1.x) I didn't see any obvious difference.
The backtrace shows up as plain text. There wasn't new lines for each backtrace, and each location like "app/controllers/canonical_name_controller.rb:8" is not mark as read, also I can't click on it for jumping.
No newlines? You mean it looked like
RuntimeError (Not Found): app/controllers/application_controller.rb:386:in `render_404'
not
RuntimeError (Not Found):
app/controllers/application_controller.rb:386:in `render_404'
?
P.S. What platform are you on?
for no new lines I mean the backtrace are in one line (when I paste on in this post, the log is parsed..)
I am working on Mac
Hmm. And if you run the server in a terminal window, the backtrace is on multiple lines?
If so, there's probably an encoding issue, e.g. the server buffer is using dos encoding (\r\n
) but the process is printing unix line endings (\n
). (If you click on the symbol to the left of the :
at the beginning of the modeline, it'll describe the coding system for the buffer.)
Hi Purcell,
really appreciate your patient. I start the web server with rinari.
All of the backtrace are one line, instead of multiple lines, and the backtrace is not highlight as red and link.
When rails raise a error:
"a.rb:386:in render_404' b.rb:62:in
show_page' c.rb:8:in `index' "
(syntax error is ok , while raise a runtime error didn't work. What I saw for runtime error is just like turning off the inf-ruby-mode, )
What I expected: "a.rb:386:in 'render_404' b.rb:62:in 'show_page' c.rb:8:in `index' " a.rb:386 b.rb:63 c.rb:8 is expected to have syntax highlighting.
try running in terminal, all of the backtrace is in just one line as well. So what coding system should the buffer be?
When I raise a runtime error, the backtrace msg is in one line and "C-x `" didn't work:
So, how to improve this and make the file location(for example, xxx.rb:31) clickable/jumpable?