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Manually opening to the files and line numbers from a Lua traceback is tedious. This tool converts tracebacks into a format that many compilers and such tools use, which is also compatible with Vim (and possibly other editors). Thus if someone sends you a pastebin link with a traceback, a command like the following gets you right to the relevant lines: curl paste.example/abc123.txt | tb2err > errors.err; vim -q
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Executable file
21 lines
569 B
Text
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/env lua-any
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-- Lua-Versions: 5.3 5.2 5.1
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-- traceback to errors.err for vim -q
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local path_sep = package.config:sub(1,1);
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for line in io.lines() do
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local src, err = line:match("%s*(%S+)(:%d+: .*)")
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if src then
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src = src:gsub("\\", path_sep);
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local cut = src:match("/()core/")
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or src:match("/()net/")
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or src:match("/()util/")
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or src:match("/()modules/")
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or src:match("/()plugins/")
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or src:match("/()prosody[ctl]*$")
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if cut then
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src = src:sub(cut);
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end
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src = src:gsub("^modules/", "plugins/")
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io.write(src, err, "\n");
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end
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end
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