With a particular file (sorry I can't send it), D reports the wrong line number. I looked in a different program to discover the problem.  D counts a ASCII 13 followed by 10 as an enter.  Some editors also treat just ASCII 10 as an enter.  I don't know if this is a problem to fix in D or the editor (DIDE), but I think it would help prevent newbie problems if 10 by-it-self was treated as an enter (and parhaps 13) by the compiler.

-Anderson

"J Anderson" <REMOVEanderson@badmama.com.au> wrote in message
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| With a particular file (sorry I can't send it), D reports the wrong line
| number. I looked in a different program to discover the problem.  D
| counts a ASCII 13 followed by 10 as an enter.  Some editors also treat
| just ASCII 10 as an enter.  I don't know if this is a problem to fix in
| D or the editor (DIDE), but I think it would help prevent newbie
| problems if 10 by-it-self was treated as an enter (and parhaps 13) by
| the compiler.
|
| -Anderson
|

From dcompiler.html:
"
Bugs
These are some of the major bugs:
. The compiler quits on the first error, and sometimes gets the line number
wrong.
...
"

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Carlos Santander Bernal


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Carlos Santander B. wrote:

>"J Anderson" <REMOVEanderson@badmama.com.au> wrote in message
>news:bro9jl$5fs$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>| With a particular file (sorry I can't send it), D reports the wrong line
>| number. I looked in a different program to discover the problem.  D
>| counts a ASCII 13 followed by 10 as an enter.  Some editors also treat
>| just ASCII 10 as an enter.  I don't know if this is a problem to fix in
>| D or the editor (DIDE), but I think it would help prevent newbie
>| problems if 10 by-it-self was treated as an enter (and parhaps 13) by
>| the compiler.
>|
>| -Anderson
>|
>
>From dcompiler.html:
>"
>Bugs
>These are some of the major bugs:
>.. The compiler quits on the first error, and sometimes gets the line number
>wrong.
>....
>"
>
>-----------------------
>Carlos Santander Bernal
>
>  
>
Oh I must of missed it, thanks.  You'd think that such an error would be pretty easy to fix (I mean by the time you wrote the bug report, you could have fixed it). I also noticed that // comments where treated as separate lines when it was char 10, so it's reading the lines properly, just not remembering them for debug output.