I got this message:
"
property/PropertiesUI.d(543): constructor property.PropsUI.PropsUI.this called with argument types:
	(Window ,Props ,Properties )
matches both:
	property.PropsUI.PropsUI.this(Window ,Props ,Properties )
and:
	property.PropsUI.PropsUI.this(Window ,Props ,Properties )
"
this is good to read!
however it's not that cool to process automatically.
What is the rule?
if it's not on the format (insert regexp here to look smart)
<full qualified module name>(<line number>): <message>
it's a continuation of the previous message?
and if it ends with ":" contains another line?

are the messages formats described anywhere?

Ant

Antonio Monteiro wrote:

> I got this message:
> "
> property/PropertiesUI.d(543): constructor property.PropsUI.PropsUI.this
> called with argument types:
> (Window ,Props ,Properties )
> matches both:
> property.PropsUI.PropsUI.this(Window ,Props ,Properties )
> and:
> property.PropsUI.PropsUI.this(Window ,Props ,Properties )
> "
> this is good to read!
> however it's not that cool to process automatically.
> What is the rule?
> if it's not on the format (insert regexp here to look smart)
> <full qualified module name>(<line number>): <message>
> it's a continuation of the previous message?
> and if it ends with ":" contains another line?
> 
> are the messages formats described anywhere?
> 
> Ant

:-/ As far as I know, there is no standard format for compiler warnings/errors.