Visual Studio Code "gpr-aware" problemMatcher ?

[JHag6694]

Hi
Start to evaluate ALS using the Visual Studio Code extension.
In the build task provided , problemMatcher is set to "$ada"

If I use the same task with my own projects, it sems that it will only let me jump to the correct file/line when the build task displays an error if .gpr and .adb are in the same folder - as only the source file base name is displayed and problemMatcher is not "gpr-aware"

Am I right or did I miss something ?

[setton]

You're right @JHag6694 - at the moment I would pass -gnatef to gprbuild to emit full paths in error messages, this should work until a project-aware problemMatcher is implemented.

[JHag6694]

Thanks @setton for the option. Works fine

[terids]

I'm was having the same issue, but adding -gnatef to my build args doubles up my path as in the image..

Any hint as to what I can change to get the problem matcher working correctly? This is my tasks.json..

Thanks for the great plugin! :)

[setton]

Hello @terids - unfortunately this doesn't exist yet - we will need to write some code that processes the .gpr file and gets the list of file from it, in order to match base name to file name... we plan to work on this, but we don't have a date in mind yet.

[JHag6694]

Hello @terids
If you use -gnatef, you should use a problemMatcher where fileLocation is set to absolute.

Here attached, you will find my tasks.json which is working fine.

tasks.json.txt

[terids]

@JHag6694 the absolute path did it for me, thanks so much for that :)

[reznikmm]

I've added a "auto-detected tasks" that work well with "$ada" problem matcher using absolute file names (-gnatef option):

out.mp4

[reznikmm]

I think this works now (with -gnatef help).