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Translate: improve error message when files do not start with "(define " #59

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In the translation algorithm, the assertion now contains some details
about what went wrong in when a domain or a problem does not start
with "(define ".
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@maltehelmert This is the PR going along this issue http://issues.fast-downward.org/issue1029

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I loved to meet you at ICAPS 2022!
I hope you don't mind I bump this PR.

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@FlorianPommerening who would you recommend me to ping with this?

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Hi @victorpaleologue, I'd normally suggest to use the tracker for pinging but this works as well. We would prefer to improve error reporting in a more general way, rather than fixing assertion messages that are not meant for error reporting. We have this on our list to look into at our next sprint in January and if we can make some progress there, this should also cover reporting a missing "(define". If we don't manage to merge something larger by February, we can merge this diff as a stopgap so it doesn't stay open forever.

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The notification email from the tracker bounced. Can you check that your email address there is up to date?

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victorpaleologue commented Dec 5, 2022 via email

@FlorianPommerening FlorianPommerening force-pushed the main branch 6 times, most recently from 27d6a14 to c2a93e6 Compare February 2, 2023 00:20
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Superseded by #155, so I'm closing this. But thank you for bringing this to our attention! This was what ultimately triggered the more extensive rewrite of the PDDL parser.

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