I wanted to create custom linter for my file format, and found that linter plugin doesn't support "/" in file paths on windows (matches %f in linter format string)
I think it's because of basename function (in runtime/plugins/linter/linter.lua), where sep is defined as "\\" on windows. Perhaps it should be "[/\\]"?
This error doesn't happen with default C linters since clang and gcc don't change path format, so
clang a/b\c/../c/d.c -fsyntax-only
produces same pattern, and basename matches:
a/b\c/../c/d.c:1:1 error: ...
But i think some other linters can normalize path in error messages (as my linter does).
I wanted to create custom linter for my file format, and found that linter plugin doesn't support "/" in file paths on windows (matches %f in linter format string)
I think it's because of basename function (in runtime/plugins/linter/linter.lua), where sep is defined as "\\" on windows. Perhaps it should be "[/\\]"?
This error doesn't happen with default C linters since clang and gcc don't change path format, so
produces same pattern, and basename matches:
But i think some other linters can normalize path in error messages (as my linter does).