[Bug] Invalid indent of underline in error traceback

[Luna-Klatzer]

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Current Behavior

When writing a function body and the indention is a single space or a tab character, the compiler will incorrectly create the underline for the error:

For example with a single space:

def x() -> void {
 y();
}

The invalid error is:

[ERROR]: Compilation error - Traceback:
File 'anonymous-script', line 2, col 1:
   y();
  ^    
ReferenceError: Unknown reference 'y'.

Expected Behavior

The underline should point to the correct position of the error.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create a function definition with any signature.
2. Call any undefined function in the body where the indention is a single space or a tab:

   def x() -> void {
     y();
   }

   Alternative:

   def x() -> void {
   	y();
   }

Environment

• Kipper: 0.10.1
• Environment: Firefox 109.0b9
• Operating System: Arch Linux with Linux kernel 5.15.86-1-lts

[Luna-Klatzer]

Fixed by:

• Fixed bug of invalid underline indent in error traceback #469 and released in v0.10.2 with v0.10.2 #474.
• Fixed bug of invalid underline indent in error traceback #468 and released in v0.11.0-alpha.0 with v0.11.0-alpha.0 #473.