A quick one: If I have errors in my script, when calling Build() it returns asERROR. Is it possible to get the line number of the error? It is printed in the output stream but I want to know if I have access to this info. For example, consider a script debugger. You write a script, try to execute it and it contains errors. Can the app know the error line number to focus it in the editor? (I am *not* writing a debugger, just mentioning it as an example). Thanks.

Quote: It is printed in the output stream

Looks like you answered your own question.

Quote: Original post by Deyja

Quote: It is printed in the output stream

Looks like you answered your own question.

I don't consider myself *that* stupid, thank you.

I said I want to access the line number in code. Yes, I see it on the screen but I need my code to "see" it to open the script in an editor and position the caret on the error line.

The script engine doesn't store the line numbers where errors or warnings occurred. The best way to do it is to parse the error messages as they are written to the output stream. The message format is quite easy to parse so this shouldn't require much work from the application programmer.