Trent Mick wrote:
>  Brandon Corfman wrote:
>    
> > Shane,
> >
> > I'm writing a Python macro that extracts file, line and content 
> > information, and I'd like to put the info into a list in the command 
> > output tab so the user can double-click on it and jump to a particular 
> > line in a file. (In other words, the same functionality that exists in a 
> > toolbox command with the "Parse output with" and "Show parsed output as 
> > a list" options.)  Can you give me some pointers? (I'd use the Command 
> > functionality directly, but I need the flexibility/programmability of a 
> > macro to report problems, check input,  pass both line and column 
> > values, etc.)
> >     
> 
>  There is no direct way to do this with a macro. I think the best way to do 
>  this right now would be to write a script that does that "report problems, 
>  check input,  pass both line and column values, etc." and then use a Run 
>  Command to run it and parse its output.
> 
>  Trent
> 
>    

This is a good candidate for a how-to document :-)

I'm sure others are interested too - I know I am.

Kevin

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