When I do node --help I get:

The error will vary depending on the node version you use. This happened in the new lts and the latest version. On Linux, where it works, I have an older version of node but when testing that same version on windows I still get the error.

I tried using lite-xl 2.0.3 and lite.xl 2.0.0 and both had the issue on windows.

In my current IDE I have set f5 for executing/compiling/running my programs in python (python file.py) and rust (cargo run). When I press f5 depending on the file type on focus it should run or compile that program. How can I do the same thing with console. I am knew to lite-xl and lua.

Hey!

I've noticed that you basically can't close opened loop app. Ctrl-c is not working (which is obvious) but there is no option to cancel operation. Shortcut or command would be great cause for example it's impossible for me to exit npm when it's running without reseting LiteXL and killing process by default terminal.

Best wishes :)

can i change console position to right?

I'm not sure how to get the behavior shown in the picture, on the readme.md file?

Love.exe does not seem to use the stdout of the launching process, so if I run love --console . with lite-xl's console, I get no output.

How can I execute a Love2d project and get output, like in the picture? (Taken from readme)

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3920290/81343656-49325a00-90ad-11ea-8647-ff39d8f1d730.gif

Hello, I want to extend this console to something more like terminal. But I can't figure out how to spawn REPL process, currently I'm
doing ...

local proc, err = process.start(command, { cwd=opt.cwd, stdin = process.REDIRECT_DISCARD, timeout=process.WAIT_INFINITE })
local text = proc:read_stdout()
while proc:running() do
  if text ~= nil then
    push_output(text, opt)
  end
  coroutine.yield(0.1)
  text = proc:read_stdout()
end
core.log("process is stopped")

but spawned process exit immediately after printing version information and >>> e.g for python it's a

Python 3.8.3 (tags/v3.8.3:6f8c832, May 13 2020, 22:20:19) [MSC v.1925 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>

Googling for REPL and reproc doesn't help, only one issue but it's unclear is it fixed or not.

The mod-version tag needs to be changed but that's not enough.

When closing the documents the console remains with a broken layout.

We may also consider upgrade the plugin to use "reproc" to create processes.

Pawn language return a range where warning / error was like this

/home/SmileY/antiflood.sma(22 -- 24) : warning 215: expression has no effect

I suggest to filter column and line using string.match inside tonumber:

function ConsoleView:on_mouse_pressed(...)
  local caught = ConsoleView.super.on_mouse_pressed(self, ...)
  if caught then
    return
  end
  local item = output[self.hovered_idx]
  if item then
    local file, line, col = item.text:match(item.file_pattern)
    local resolved_file = resolve_file(item.file_prefix, file)
    if not resolved_file then
      -- fixes meson output which adds ../ for build sub directories
      resolved_file = resolve_file(
        item.file_prefix,
        file:gsub("%.%./", ""):gsub("^%./", "")
      )
    end
    if not resolved_file then
      core.error("Couldn't resolve file \"%s\"", file)
      return
    end
    core.try(function()
      core.root_view:open_doc(core.open_doc(resolved_file))
      line = tonumber(string.match(line, "%d+")) or 1
      col = tonumber(string.match(col, "%d+")) or 1
      core.add_thread(function()
        core.active_view.doc:set_selection(line, col)
      end)
    end)
  end
end

My console run command was

          -- Run console command
          console.run
          {
            command         = compileCommand,
            file_pattern    = "(.*)%((.*)%) : (.*)",
            file_prefix     = ".",
            cwd             = ".",
            error_pattern   = "error",
            warning_pattern = "warning",
            on_complete     = function()            
              core.log("AMX Mod X Compiler: Compilation Complete")
            end
          }