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In article <2060@phoenix.Princeton.EDU> buzz@phoenix (Mahboud Zabetian) writes:
>How would I get line numbers for my source files in MPW?  When I use the C
>compiler, I get error messages and the lines that the errors occured in.
>But how do I get the editor to show line numbers so that I can find my errors
>more easily?

You don't need line numbers.

Just execute the error message: click on the line that says "File foo; line 27"
(or whatever) and hit ENTER. MPW will display the offending file's window
(opening a window for it if necessary), and will select the offending line
and show it to you.

Another nifty tip: instead of hitting ENTER, you can click in the little
window-pane at the lower left, where the name of the currently-running
tool shows. It's the same as hitting ENTER.

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