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I really enjoy this extension, but I am getting now into the firestorm preprocessor and I would like to be able to support #include.

Currently, the result of lslint is displayed in a pop-up in the lower right, but I would like to display this in the problem view.
I think it's a little inconvenient that you can't click to the corresponding line.

After investigating, I realized that it would be better to use the Diagnostic Collection.
Although it is a Japanese article, it seems that it can be output to the problem view by doing this.
https://blog.bonprosoft.com/1578/

If I stick with regular LSL, this lslint and this plugin work great. When you get in to more advanced LSL, however, you really want to use a preprocessor to tighten up your code. For example, declaring a variable for each constant you want to have is expensive. It's far better to use a #define to give a friendly name to a number.

In order for me to use lslint, I've got to use the local C Preprocessor in order to generate code first. In Windows, I've installed cygwin, so I can use bash and g++. The script I use to call lslint is as follows:

#!/bin/bash

INCLUDE=/cygdrive/c/Users/Corysia/SecondLife/LSL
if [ "$1" == "" ]; then
        echo "Usage: $0 <filename>";
        exit 1;
fi

cat $* | cpp -I"$INCLUDE" -E - | lslint -i

I'd really like to be able to configure the equivalent of that script in this plugin. But it has to be flexible enough for people who don't use a local preprocessor.