lslint - offline code checker for LSL

0.2.8: 2007-04-02
- Added llStringTrim(), STRING_TRIM, STRING_TRIM_HEAD, STRING_TRIM_TAIL,
-- llSetLinkTexture(), llSetLinkPrimitiveParams()

http://w-hat.com/lslint/

The best way to support lslint (or any other w-hat.com project) is to let me know you find it useful, or ask questions, or make suggestions, by posting here or IMing me or however. That said, if you are eager to part with some e-money, we have an SL Relay for Life kiosk and vendors in Baku that track high scores and stuff.

lslint does not currently do any kind of code path checking.

I think the best direction for lslint at this point would be an SL source patch that improves the compiler in the viewer, but can still be compiled separately into a standalone lslint-style program.

When will you compile a Mac version?
Thanks

woot i can empty my patch file ^_^

Hi I am trying to use lslint but have not found any instructions on how it is used.
I cant find anywhere on the web page given at the beginning of this thread a How To...

Can someone help?

I am using TextPad in a Windows XP SP2 machine.

at its simplist its a case of running lslint.exe and supplying a filename i.e.

lslint swingdoor.lsl

Thsi will dump out any errors and warnings directly to screen.

Mac version posted.

http://w-hat.com/lslint/

http://w-hat.com/lslint/release/mac/lslint-v0.2.8.bz2

When can we expect llRegionSay() to be added?

As always, thanks for the excellent work Masakazu!

HTTP_BODY_TRUNCATED is missing.

Not that it's a blocking issue for me, but I wish to vote for that addition as well.

0.2.9: 2007-06-26
- Added llRegionSay(), HTTP_BODY_TRUNCATED

http://w-hat.com/lslint/

In a mysterious turn of events only the mac version is up right now~

edit: windows version up now, linux tomorrow

I altered this slightly to give more positive feedback, so I get a "y" instead of a blank and it does not work correctly. lslint is right! It only works correctly if I call jumpTest with a "D".

// jump test

string jumpTest(string testString) {
if (testString == "A") {
jump found;
}
if (testString == "B") {
jump found;
}
if (testString == "C") {
jump found;
}
if (testString == "D") {
jump found;
}
return "y";

@found;
return testString;
} 

default {
state_entry() {
llOwnerSay("jumpTest " + jumpTest("C"));
}
}

EDIT: This was dealt with from post 90 to about 96 - sorry about that

Hi Masakazu,

I use SCITE-EZ on Windows and find lslint.exe indispensable!

Please, oh please include the new function llGetObjectDetails().

Thank you very much!

Suggestion:
Is there a way for lslint.exe to read off the list of functions from a file such as lsl.api so that we can add functions as we go along, rather than having to bug you to update?

Anyway, keep up the good work - dunno where the community of SCITE-EZ users would be without you and your work!

Is the lslint site a bit broken? I keep getting a 404 error when I attempt to get http://w-hat.com/release/win/lslint.exe.

DL at

http://w-hat.com/lslint

Correct link is http://w-hat.com/lslint/release/win/lslint.exe - should be fixed now.

I'll add llGetObjectDetails this evening probably. In the mean time you can add a comment like "// $[E10006]" and run lslint with -a to silence the error. Reading globals from a file is on my todo list for the next major version.

0.3.0: 2007-11-23
- Added llGetObjectDetails() and OBJECT_* constants
- Builtin functions can be specified on command line with -b [file]

http://w-hat.com/lslint

OMG & WOW!!!!
Merry Christmas to ME!!!

Thank you sooooo much Masakazu!

The following script crashes lslint.

Could you add add an interface to add additional constants (and maybe events) to lslint?

default
{
	state_entry()
	{
		1 / 0;
	}
}

Excellent!
How about doing the same with constants. It's been some time since an update and the list of constants that are flagged as errors is getting longer. Having to manually update a file is better than having to mess around with the scripts to get it to pass checking

Edit: Oops, did not see Strife's reply before sending. So consider this support for his suggestions (constants and events).

The Shill project includes an updated builtins.txt file.
http://adammarker.org/shill

I received a reply from Masakazu a few days ago. I was waiting to see if she was going to do the announcement herself but looks like she is too busy.


She is in the process of doing a rewrite of lslint and when she is finished we will also be able to specify new events and constants. Not only that but it will also be released open source!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Due to real life commitments thou, she does not have an exact time frame of when it will be released. Do not expect it before the end of September.

All I can say personally, is that I will be forever in her debt and I hope there really is such a thing as karma. If there is then she will have a blessed life after this