This improves `get_lines()` logic by using a string-buffer with a capacity hint.
That avoids growing the buffer from zero each time, saving a bunch of reallocations.
Fixes: https://github.com/zkat/miette/issues/219
When a snippet couldn't be read (typically because the span didn't fit
within the source code), it and the rest of the diagnostic were silently
dropped, which was confusing to the developer.
Now, in place of the snippet, print an error message with the name of
the failed label and the error it triggered, then proceed with the rest
of the diagnostic (footer, related, ...)
The default `GraphicalReportHandler` disables the printing of cause
chains for any inner errors (errors `related()` to a source diagnostic)
when it disables nested footer printing. This results in lost cause
chain information when printing with the default report handler.
Fixes: https://github.com/zkat/miette/issues/317
It turned out there were two really. One related to how many characters
were added for the arrowheads in the gutter, and one where the gutter
was extended to a number of characters, including ansi escape codes.
However, because ansi escape codes are rather big, there would never be
any extension since the system thought the string was already long
enough, even though you don't actually see the width of those codes.
Previous output looked like this:
---- single_line_with_wide_char_unaligned_span_empty stdout ----
Error: oops::my::bad
× oops!
╭─[bad_file.rs:2:4]
1 │ source
2 │ 👼🏼text
· ─▲
· ╰── this bit here
3 │ here
╰────
help: try doing it better next time?
Note that the .max(start + 1) term is still necessary in the nonempty
branch, since it's possible to have a nonempty span covering zero-width
text.
* remove uncessary if statement
start > end in all cases.
Fixes: https://github.com/zkat/miette/issues/223
This fixes a panic when an error starts inside a Unicode code point. The
range is extended to start (or end) at the beginning (or end) of the
character inside which the byte offset is located.
* ci: Update actions, replace actions-rs.
* `actions/checkout` is updated from `v1` to the current `v4`.
* `actions-rs/toolchain` is replaced by `dtolnay/rust-toolchain` as
the `actions-rs` actions haven't been maintained in a long time.
* clippy: Remove unnecessary call to `into_iter`.
The parameter takes `IntoIterator`, so we don't have to call
`into_iter` at the call site.
* clippy: Remove explicit lifetime that can be elided.
* clippy: tests: Fix useless conversion warnings.
* clippy: tests: Remove call to `format!`.
* Fix minimal-versions build.
Due to changes in the nightly compiler, using a recent nightly
requires proc-macro2 1.0.60 or later:
https://github.com/dtolnay/proc-macro2/issues/356
* ci: Use is-terminal 0.4.7 for MSRV builds.
is-terminal 0.4.8 updated its MSRV to 1.63, so we can't use it
with our MSRV of 1.56. Force usage of the older version which has
an older MSRV.
Fixes: #215
This also changes the behavior with spans including a CRLF line-ending.
Before the panic bug was introduced, these were rendered with the CRLF
being two visual columns wide. Now, any span extending past the EOL is
treated as including one extra visual column.
Fixes: https://github.com/zkat/miette/issues/97
Fixes: https://github.com/zkat/miette/issues/87
Tabs are always expanded to spaces by the graphical handler, and `tab_width` now defaults to 4. Instead of replacing every tab with a fixed number of spaces, spaces are used to align to the next tabstop. `tab_width` controls the space between tabstops rather than the fixed width of each tab character.
Co-authored-by: Benjamin Lee <benjamin@computer.surgery>
* Fixed/formatted all intradoc links. Various other small doc fixes/typography/etc.
* Clarified semantic similarity with anyhow/eyre types/macros.
* Removed unused MietteError::SetPrinterFailure.
* README now generaed from lib.rs via `cargo readme`.
* More doc fixes, made ErrorHook type public.
* Indentation (docs).
This changes the span_applies calculation to only count spans where the end of the span is considered part of it if the underline spills into it. I believe this happens if, say, the span.offset() is 10 and span.len() is 2, then we want to count offsets 10 and 11 as part of the span and those would spill, but not 12 as it's the "one past the end" where we know when to stop underlining.
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