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Hi, all. I'm trying to categorize the types of syntax errors that AHK finds so that I can scrape the line numbers of the syntax errors from the message box that AHK throws up and write a script to jump to the relevant line of the source code. (Pretty cool, eh?) So far, I've found two categories of errors. In the first, the message box starts with "Error at line nnnn." These are fairly easy to find. In the second catgory, the box starts with "Error: " and at some point has "---> nnnn:" in it. (as a regex; "Error:.+--->\s+(\d+): "). Here are three examples:
Can anyone think of ones that I missed?

There are currently about 60 unique error messages defined in script.h of the (AutoHotkey_L) source code, plus some that are used directly in calls to Line::LineError() or Script::ScriptError().

More importantly, there are (afaik) two basic forms you will need to parse:

• Errors occurring at load-time without a specific fully-parsed line to point at; i.e. syntax errors. These begin with "Error at line ".
• Run-time errors. These show ---> the current line (usually the line on which the error occurred) and surrounding lines (unless the script is compiled).

Btw, these could be detected automatically via a shell hook...

Many thanks! That was exactly what I was looking for.