Console Window Python Error Parsing Using NppExec

[Gregg T Geiger]

Coming from Programmer’s Notepad and Sublime - accustomed to being able to double-click the error message in the output console to jump to line in code generating the error. Trying to use NppExec to yield same effect in Notepad++. The examples for this type of functionality seem to be limited to parsing gcc type output and I can’t seem to make the jump to correctly parsing corresponding Python error messages.

Specifically, I’d like to parse a line like the following:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “Main.py ”, line 15, in <module>
start = foo()
AttributeError: ‘module’ object has no attribute ‘foo’

Trying something like %FILE%, %LINE% in NppExec yields
"C:\File “Main.py ” doesn’t exist. Create it?

What would be an appropriate NppExec highlight mask to allow me to double click the “line 15” output to jump to Line 15 in the code?

Thanks.

[Claudia Frank]

Hello Gregg-T-Geiger,

you need to match the line and replace the filename and the linenumber with %FILE% and %LINE%
So something like

File “%ABSFILE%”, line %LINE%,

Cheers
Claudia

[Claudia Frank]

I always forget that there are some markdown chars which need to be considered.

this line

File “%ABSFILE%”, line %LINE%,

should be

*File "%ABSFILE%", line %LINE%,*

Sorry for inconvenience
Claudia
Claudia

[Gregg T Geiger]

Claudia: Your solution works perfectly. Thanks so much!