Re: [PATCH] startup: add support for <file>:<line> format

> Many tools?  Apart from compilers, I can think only of 'grep -n'.  What
> other tools produce "filename:linenumber" output the user might want to
> feed to nano?

It's mostly development tools, addr2line is another one.

> But... of the editors I tried, only geany understands the name:number format;
> vim, emacs, joe, ne, gedit... do not.  So, there will be hardly any users that
> will hope/expect this format to work in nano.

Sublime Text and VSCode also know about this format.

> If you make that script, please post it here, so others could use it too
> and maybe improve it.

I have this now, but proper integration would be nicer as I don't have
to keep a script around and it would just work™ on any machine.

nanoriot() {
     file=$(echo $1 | cut -d : -f 1)
     line=$(echo $1 | cut -d : -f 2)
     if [ -z "$line" ]; then
         nano -E -T4 $file
     else
        nano -E -T4 +$line $file
     fi
}