Too bad you "already moved on". I coded in CoffeeScript in Gedit for a few weeks now. A CS compile error in the version I have does show the line number... and

Too bad you "already moved on". I coded in CoffeeScript in Gedit for a few weeks now. A CS compile error in the version I have does show the line number... and if it compiles and I have a runtime JS error (also with line-number in NodeJS) then opening the compiled JS file in my ./project/_js folder and jumping to the line is also not a Big Deal at all. Since the compiled JS is just-the-code-I-wrote-myself only in a slightly more verbose curly syntax, troubleshooting my own CS code even when compiled in JS is totally not an issue. Thankfully Coffee does not minify or otherwise obscure the code.