External Tools – EmEditor (Text Editor) https://www.emeditor.com Best Text Editor, Code Editor, CSV Editor, Large File Viewer for Windows (Free versions available) Mon, 15 Apr 2024 22:18:14 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 How to use Output Bar Jump https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/how-to-use-output-bar-jump/ Mon, 15 Apr 2024 22:18:14 +0000 https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/how-to-use-output-bar-jump/ I have set up an external tool (npx eslint –format compact “$(FilenameEx)”) to check my javascript files.


{...}test.user.js: line 865, col 8, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 866, col 123, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 868, col 55, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 873, col 145, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 874, col 146, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 876, col 175, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 877, col 174, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 883, col 52, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 887, col 86, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 893, col 9, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 894, col 5, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 911, col 5, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 911, col 21, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 912, col 5, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 919, col 8, Error - 'refine' is already defined. (no-redeclare)
{...}test.user.js: line 924, col 6, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 925, col 6, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 925, col 15, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 930, col 52, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 938, col 54, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 943, col 54, Warning - 'refine' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1259, col 13, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1259, col 20, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1259, col 47, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1260, col 30, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1263, col 13, Error - 't' is already defined. (no-redeclare)
{...}test.user.js: line 1263, col 13, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1263, col 20, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1263, col 47, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1264, col 30, Warning - 't' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1486, col 9, Error - 'xhr' is already defined. (no-redeclare)
{...}test.user.js: line 1486, col 9, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1487, col 5, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1507, col 7, Error - Mixed spaces and tabs. (no-mixed-spaces-and-tabs)
{...}test.user.js: line 1508, col 7, Error - Mixed spaces and tabs. (no-mixed-spaces-and-tabs)
{...}test.user.js: line 1509, col 7, Error - Mixed spaces and tabs. (no-mixed-spaces-and-tabs)
{...}test.user.js: line 1510, col 7, Error - Mixed spaces and tabs. (no-mixed-spaces-and-tabs)
{...}test.user.js: line 1528, col 45, Error - Missing semicolon. (semi)
{...}test.user.js: line 1576, col 5, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1577, col 5, Warning - 'xhr' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1691, col 2, Warning - 'releaseEditor' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)
{...}test.user.js: line 1692, col 2, Warning - 'releaseEditor' used outside of binding context. (block-scoped-var)

42 problems

I expect to be able to click on the the errors and that would make my cursor jump to that position in my file.
But nothing happens, I also tried another format (without –format compact) and also tried right-click Jump and nothing happens, either.

What format does the Output Bar expect to enable the Jump feature?

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Option for terminating currently running external tool not respecting choice? https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/option-for-terminating-currently-running-external-tool-not-respecting-choice/ Wed, 18 May 2016 08:16:42 +0000 https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/option-for-terminating-currently-running-external-tool-not-respecting-choice/ If I’m currently running an External Tool in the Output Bar, and then (while the first tool is still running) try to start another External Tool, a dialog pops up asking me if I want to terminate the currently running job.

Even if I answer “no” to this question, the Output Bar is still cleared and the new tool is started, which seems wrong to me? Unless the question only refers to if I want to terminate the old job but still execute the new job and let it take over the Output Bar? In the latter case, it might be good to make the question a bit more clear in regards to that.

Please also see the related suggestion I just posted about the Output Bar and multiple running External Tools here:

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Multiple tabs in Output Bar, for concurrently running External Tools https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/multiple-tabs-in-output-bar-for-concurrently-running-external-tools/ Wed, 18 May 2016 08:14:36 +0000 https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/multiple-tabs-in-output-bar-for-concurrently-running-external-tools/ If I’m currently running an External Tool in the Output Bar, and then (while the first tool is still running) try to start another External Tool, a dialog pops up asking me if I want to terminate the currently running job. That is, the Output Bar can only be used by one single External Tool at the time.

It would be really handy if the Output Bar would instead just open up a new tab (i.e. inside the Output Bar) for each concurrently running External Tool, so that any number of External Tools could be used concurrently, and the individual results of these could all be viewed by just switching between these tabs.

What do you think?

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External Tools – Using the Output Bar https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/external-tools-using-the-output-bar/ Thu, 03 Jul 2014 06:10:55 +0000 http://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/external-tools-using-the-output-bar/ Hi

I’m running my Python script using the command prompt (cmd.exe) and discovered I could have the output directly in EmEditor! But each time I run the command I get “Do you want to terminate the current tool job?”

I read a previous post on this but was uncertain how to proceed – also, the posts are over 2 years old now.

Thanks!

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